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pelter

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Pelter (noun) means a person who pelts something or someone.

noun
1
A person who pelts something or someone.
2
A heavy burst of something, such as missiles, rain, or angry words, aimed at someone.
3
(informal) A stingy person who hates parting with money.
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Etymology

Formed from pelt and -er.

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What is the meaning of pelter?
"pelter" (noun) means a person who pelts something or someone.
What is another word for pelter?
Other words for "pelter" include waterspout, torrent, deluge, downpour, soaker, cloudburst.
What are the different meanings of pelter?
"pelter" has 3 main meanings: 1. A person who pelts something or someone; 2. A heavy burst of something, such as missiles, rain, or angry words, aimed at someone; 3. (informal) A stingy person who hates parting with money.

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