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wooder

SayWUUD-erUS/ˈwʊdɚ/UK · AUS/ˈwʊdə/

3 meanings of wooder

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  1. 1
    nounhumorousuncountablepronunciation spelling
    Pronunciation spelling of water, used playfully to show how people from Philadelphia say it.

    Can I get a glass of wooder, please?

    The kids splashed in the wooder all afternoon.

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  2. 2
    nounrarecountable
    Someone who cuts down trees or collects wood.

    Like a person whose job is chopping firewood every day.

    The wooder carried a heavy load of logs back to the village.

    Each morning the wooder went into the forest with his axe.

    Similarwoodcutter, woodsman

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  3. 3
    adjectiveobsolete
    Comparative of wood, an old adjective meaning mad or wild. No longer used.
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Origin

From the word 'wood' plus '-er'.