One who performs the bransle dance; a dancer, particularly in Renaissance or folk contexts.
From 'bransle' plus the agent suffix '-er' (or possibly from folk tradition). A rare occupational or descriptive term.
Bransolder is such a specific word that if you used it in the 1600s, people would immediately know you were talking about an entertainer or someone at court celebrations!
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