Tamer (noun)

A person who trains or controls wild animals, especially for use in entertainment or exhibitions.

Origin:

From the middle english word "tamir" meaning "a person who trains or controls wild animals".

Examples:

1. The tamer was able to control the lions with just a whip and a chair.
2. The tamer had been working with the elephants for many years, they had a special bond.
3. The tamer's job is to train animals to perform tricks and obey commands.
4. The tamer's expertise in animal behavior is essential to ensuring the safety of both the animals and the audience.
5. The tamer's performance was amazing, the animals seemed to trust and respect him.