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heralder

heralder noun: one who heralds something.

Noun

heralder (plural heralders)

  1. One who heralds something.
    • He was a heralder of new beginnings, but only on conditions of reciprocity.2009 June 5, “Obama lays out path for peace”, in Toronto Star

Forms of heralder

pluralheralders

Origin of heralder

From herald + -er.

Questions about heralder

What does heralder mean?
Heralder means one who heralds something.
What part of speech is heralder?
Heralder is a noun.
What is the plural of heralder?
The plural of heralder is heralders.

Words near heralder in the dictionary

  1. herald moth
  2. herald moths
  3. herald patch
  4. herald patches
  5. heralded
  6. heralder
  7. heralders
  8. heraldess
  9. heraldesses
  10. heraldest
  11. heraldeth

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