noun
Scudder
Scudder (noun) means one who scuds, or moves quickly and lightly. Example: “The clouds were fast scudders across the stormy sky.”
noun
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One who scuds, or moves quickly and lightly.
"The clouds were fast scudders across the stormy sky."
How to use Scudder
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomething or someone that moves quickly and lightly, as clouds do in wind.
When to use it
Rare, mostly literary usage.
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Word forms
- Plural
- Scudders
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Etymology
From scud (to move fast and lightly) + -er.
Rhymes for Scudder
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What does “Scudder” mean?
The word “Scudder” means one who scuds, or moves quickly and lightly. In plain terms, something or someone that moves quickly and lightly, as clouds do in wind.
How do you use “Scudder” in a sentence?
Here is “Scudder” used in a sentence: “The clouds were fast scudders across the stormy sky.”
What part of speech is “Scudder”?
“Scudder” is a noun.
What is the meaning of Scudder?
"Scudder" (noun) means one who scuds, or moves quickly and lightly.
