noun “jockey”
singular jockey, plural jockeys
- a person who rides horses in races, trying to win
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The jockey guided the horse skillfully around the track.
- a person who operates or handles specific types of machinery, vehicles, or equipment
The radio jockey kept the listeners entertained with his lively commentary.
verb “jockey”
infinitive jockey; he jockeys; past tense jockeyed; past part. jockeyed; ger. jockeying
- to use various strategies or methods to try to get a better position or advantage over others
The students were jockeying for the best seats in the classroom.
- (US) to move something very carefully and with small movements, especially into a tight or specific space
She jockeyed the heavy sofa through the tight doorway without scratching the walls.