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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who or that which scuds.
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Examples
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But if you're just an obstinate old scudder why not carry this inanity one step further and stop using punctuation or spacing between words?
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Children and scudder-fish popped up behind him, everyone gasping for air.
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The scudder-fish surrounded the boat, jostling against its side.
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There was a friendliness in the scudder-fish that made his soul fly a little lighter.
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The scudder-fish banked; Jerome could feel the change in the water over his skin.
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Troy and other men came and went, diving out with scudder-fish to scout.
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Jerome watched several women run to the edge of the water as men broke the surface with scudder-fish.
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A pair of funny tails wiggled from behind the scudder-fish: a smooth, fast-looking creature with a yellowish beak.
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He wanted to try riding the scudder-fish, but everyone insisted on showing him how to hold his breath and drop to the sand in the deep part of the bay.
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grandpa27 commented on the word scudder
A scudder is a tool for scraping hides to remove hair. I would like to see a picture of one.
March 13, 2015