Definition
A baton twirler; someone who performs with a baton in parades, competitions, or entertainment.
Etymology
From French 'baton' (stick) plus the suffix '-eer' (one who does). The '-eer' suffix was borrowed from French and German to indicate a professional or skilled practitioner.
Kelly Says
Majorettes and baton twisters developed their art form from medieval military drummajors who used decorated sticks to signal soldiers—now it's become an athletic art form where athletes throw multi-pound metal batons high in the air and somehow catch them without looking.
Translations
ARالعربية
بَاتُونِيْر
ba-to-ni-ir
BNবাংলা
ব্যাটোনিয়ার
bya-to-ni-yar
CACatalà
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
CSČeština
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
DADansk
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
DEDeutsch
Batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
ELΕλληνικά
μπάτονερ
mpa-to-ner
ESEspañol
batonero
ba-to-ne-ro
FAفارسی
باتونیر
ba-to-ne-er
FISuomi
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
FRFrançais
batonneau
ba-to-n-o
GUGU
બાટોનેયર
ba-to-ne-yar
HAHA
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
HEעברית
בַּטּוֹנֵר
ba-tton-er
HIहिन्दी
बैटोनियर
ba-i-to-ne-er
HUMagyar
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
IDBahasa Indonesia
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
IGIG
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
ITItaliano
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
MRMR
बॅटोनियर
ba-tto-ne-er
MSBahasa Melayu
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
MYမြန်မာ
ဘာတိုနီး
ba-to-ne-i
NLNederlands
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
NONorsk
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
PAPA
ਬਾਟੋਨੀਅਰ
ba-to-ne-i-ar
PLPolski
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
PTPortuguês
batoneiro
ba-to-ne-i-ro
RORomână
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
RUРусский
батоне́р
ba-to-ner
SVSvenska
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
SWKiswahili
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
TAதமிழ்
பேட்டோனியர்
pa-e-tto-ne-i-yar
TEతెలుగు
బాటోనీయర్
ba-to-ne-i-yar
THไทย
บาโตเนียร์
ba-to-ne-i-r
TLTL
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
TRTürkçe
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
UKУкраїнська
батоне́р
ba-to-ner
URاردو
بَاتُونِيْر
ba-to-ni-ir
VITiếng Việt
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
YOYO
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er
ZUZU
batoneer
ba-to-ne-er