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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.) A
screen
to
protect
a
carriage
from mud
thrown
off the
wheels:
also, a
splashboard..
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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..
Keeper
::
Keeper
(n.) One who has the care,
custody,
or
superintendence
of
anything;
as, the
keeper
of a park, a
pound,
of
sheep,
of a gate, etc. ; the
keeper
of
attached
property;
hence,
one who saves from harm; a
defender;
a
preserver..
Defensor
::
Defensor
(n.) A
defender.
Prosecution
::
Prosecution
(n.) The
institution,
or
commencement,
and
continuance
of a
criminal
suit; the
process
of
exhibiting
formal
charges
against
an
offender
before
a legal
tribunal,
and
pursuing
them to final
judgment
on
behalf
of the state or
government,
as by
indictment
or
information..
Punish
::
Punish
(v. t.) To
impose
a
penalty
upon; to
afflict
with pain, loss, or
suffering
for a crime or
fault,
either
with or
without
a view to the
offender's
amendment;
to cause to
suffer
in
retribution;
to
chasten;
as, to
punish
traitors
with
death;
a
father
punishes
his child for
willful
disobedience..
Convocationist
::
Convocationist
(n.) An
advocate
or
defender
of
convocation.
Peccant
::
Peccant
(n.) An
offender.
Punishment
::
Punishment
(n.) A
penalty
inflicted
by a court of
justice
on a
convicted
offender
as a just
retribution,
and
incidentally
for the
purposes
of
reformation
and
prevention..
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..
Shelter
::
Shelter
(n.) One who
protects;
a
guardian;
a
defender.
Strepent
::
Strenuous
(a.)
Eagerly
pressing
or
urgent;
zealous;
ardent;
earnest;
bold;
valiant;
intrepid;
as, a
strenuous
advocate
for
national
rights;
a
strenuous
reformer;
a
strenuous
defender
of his
country..
Indictable
::
Indictable
(a.)
Capable
of
being,
or
liable
to be,
indicted;
subject
to
indictment;
as, an
indictable
offender
or
offense..
Clemency
::
Clemency
(n.)
Disposition
to
forgive
and
spare,
as
offenders;
mildness
of
temper;
gentleness;
tenderness;
mercy..
Mercy
::
Mercy (n.)
Forbearance
to
inflict
harm under
circumstances
of
provocation,
when one has the power to
inflict
it;
compassionate
treatment
of an
offender
or
adversary;
clemency..
Punish
::
Punish
(v. t.) To
inflict
a
penalty
for (an
offense)
upon the
offender;
to
repay,
as a
fault,
crime,
etc., with pain or loss; as, to
punish
murder
or
treason
with
death..
Defenser
::
Defenser
(n.)
Defender.
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..
Upholder
::
Upholder
(n.) One who, or that
which,
upholds;
a
supporter;
a
defender;
a
sustainer..
Bilbo
::
Bilbo (n.) A long bar or bolt of iron with
sliding
shackles,
and a lock at the end, to
confine
the feet of
prisoners
or
offenders,
esp. on board of
ships..
Blockhouse
::
Blockhouse
(n.) An
edifice
or
structure
of heavy
timbers
or logs for
military
defense,
having
its sides
loopholed
for
musketry,
and often an upper story
projecting
over the
lower,
or so
placed
upon it as to have its sides make an angle wit the sides of the lower
story,
thus
enabling
the
defenders
to fire
downward,
and in all
directions;
--
formerly
much used in
America
and
Germany..
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