Might as well have some fum and get amusement out of this.
It's Cavalier without the C.
cav·a·lier [ kàvv'ill leer ]
adjective
Definition:
Careless: showing an arrogant or jaunty disregard or lack of respect for something or somebody.
Showing arrogant or offhand disregard; dismissive: a cavalier attitude toward the suffering of others.
Carefree and nonchalant; jaunty.
Synonyms:
indifferent, offhand, uncaring, thoughtless, condescending.
noun (plural cav·a·liers)
Definition:
1. gentleman: a gallant or chivalrous man, especially one escorting a lady ( formal )
2. mounted soldier: a knight or soldier in former times who fought on horseback ( archaic )
[Mid-16th century. Via French< Italian cavaliere "knight" < medieval Latin caballarius "horseman" < Latin caballus "horse"]
cav·a·lier·ly adverb
Word Origin & History
cavalier
1589, from It. cavalliere "mounted soldier, knight," from L.L. caballarius "horseman," from L. caballus "horse, a pack horse." Sense advanced in 17c. to "knight," then "courtly gentleman," which led to adj. "disdainful" (1657). Meaning "Royalist adherent of Charles I" is from 1641.