Muleteer (noun)
Moo-le-teer
A person who drives mules.
Mid 16th century: from French muletier, from mulet, diminutive of Old French mul ‘mule’.
Example sentences
“The muleteers of Santorini work hard through the summer months, but not as hard as the mules do.”
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