Definition of woader in English:

woader

(also wadder)

noun ˈwəʊdə

rare, historical

Middle English; earliest use found in Close Rolls Henry III. From woad + -er; in later use probably also partly from woad + -er.

(also wadder)

nounˈwəʊdə

rare, historical

Middle English; earliest use found in Close Rolls Henry III. From woad + -er; in later use probably also partly from woad + -er.

单词	woader
释义	Definition of woader in English: woader (also wadder) noun ˈwəʊdə rare, historical (A) A cultivator of woad. (b) A person engaged in dyeing with woad. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Close Rolls Henry III. From woad + -er; in later use probably also partly from woad + -er. Definition of woader in US English: woader (also wadder) nounˈwəʊdə rare, historical (A) A cultivator of woad. (b) A person engaged in dyeing with woad. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Close Rolls Henry III. From woad + -er; in later use probably also partly from woad + -er.
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