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Definition of fender
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fender is as below...
Fender
(v. t. & i.)
Anything
serving
as a
cushion
to
lessen
the shock when a
vessel
comes in
contact
with
another
vessel
or a
wharf.
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Hyperaspist
::
Hyperaspist
(n.) One who holds a
shield
over
another;
hence,
a
defender..
Cuttystool
::
Cuttystool
(n.) A seat in old
Scottish
churches,
where
offenders
were made to sit, for
public
rebuke
by the
minister..
Defendant
::
Defendant
(n.) One who
defends;
a
defender.
Forgive
::
Forgive
(v. t.) To cease to feel
resentment
against,
on
account
of wrong
committed;
to give up claim to
requital
from or
retribution
upon (an
offender);
to
absolve;
to
pardon;
-- said of the
person
offending..
Offendant
::
Offendant
(n.) An
offender.
Bowgrace
::
Bowgrace
(n.) A frame or
fender
of rope or junk, laid out at the sides or bows of a
vessel
to
secure
it from
injury
by
floating
ice..
Skid
::
Skid (n.) Large
fenders
hung over a
vessel's
side to
protect
it in
handling
a
cargo.
Merciful
::
Merciful
(a.) Full of
mercy;
having
or
exercising
mercy;
disposed
to pity and spare
offenders;
unwilling
to
punish.
Pardon
::
Pardon
(v. t.) To
absolve
from the
consequences
of a fault or the
punishment
of
crime;
to free from
penalty;
--
applied
to the
offender.
Forbearance
::
Forbearance
(n.) The
quality
of being
forbearing;
indulgence
toward
offenders
or
enemies;
long-suffering.
Reformatory
::
Reformatory
(n.) An
institution
for
promoting
the
reformation
of
offenders.
Pardonable
::
Pardonable
(a.)
Admitting
of
pardon;
not
requiring
the
excution
of
penalty;
venial;
excusable;
--
applied
to the
offense
or to the
offender;
as, a
pardonable
fault,
or
culprit..
Fender
::
Fender
(v. t. & i.) A
screen
to
prevent
coals or
sparks
of an open fire from
escaping
to the
floor.
Assertor
::
Assertor
(n.) One who
asserts
or
avers;
one who
maintains
or
vindicates
a claim or a
right;
an
affirmer,
supporter,
or
vindicator;
a
defender;
an
asserter..
Defender
::
Defender
(n.) One who
defends;
one who
maintains,
supports,
protects,
or
vindicates;
a
champion;
an
advocate;
a
vindicator..
Trespasser
::
Trespasser
(n.) A
transgressor
of the moral law; an
offender;
a
sinner.
Exceed
::
Exceed
(v. t.) To go
beyond;
to
proceed
beyond
the given or
supposed
limit or
measure
of; to
outgo;
to
surpass;
-- used both in a good and a bad
sense;
as, one man
exceeds
another
in bulk,
stature,
weight,
power,
skill,
etc.; one
offender
exceeds
another
in
villainy;
his rank
exceeds
yours..
Absolve
::
Absolve
(v. t.) To set free, or
release,
as from some
obligation,
debt, or
responsibility,
or from the
consequences
of guilt or such ties as it would be sin or guilt to
violate;
to
pronounce
free; as, to
absolve
a
subject
from his
allegiance;
to
absolve
an
offender,
which
amounts
to an
acquittal
and
remission
of his
punishment..
Delinquent
::
Delinquent
(n.) One who fails or
neglects
to
perform
his duty; an
offender
or
transgressor;
one who
commits
a fault or a
crime;
a
culprit.
Bastile Bastille
::
Bastile
Bastille
(n.) The
Bastille,
formerly
a
castle
or
fortress
in
Paris,
used as a
prison,
especially
for
political
offenders;
hence,
a
rhetorical
name for a
prison..
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