IPA: //ˈɡreɪ.zi.ər//
KK: /ˈgreɪʒər/
A person who raises or takes care of cattle or sheep, usually on a large piece of land.
The grazier moved his herd to a new pasture for better grass.
Grazier → The word originates from the Old French *graissier*, meaning to fatten or to graze. It refers to a person who raises livestock for grazing, particularly cattle or sheep.
Think of someone who 'fatten' animals ('graissier') — that's why a grazier is a person who raises livestock for grazing.