ppl. a. [f. prec. + -ING2.] Playing the cavalier; haughty, domineering.
1642. J. Goodwin (title), Anti-Cavalierisme for the suppressing of that Butcherly brood of Cavaliering incendiaries.
1647. J. Hare, St. Edw. Ghost, in Harl. Misc. (1746), VIII. 91/2. An haughty and cavaliering Nation.
1680. Hon. Cavalier, 11. A bold Cavaliering Gentleman.
1816. Scott, Old Mort., xxvii. Some old cavaliering Baron.