fendering
- noun
- US
- The fendering around the bicycle's wheels helped prevent mud from splashing on my clothes.
Examples
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After the accident, he had to replace the fendering to maintain the car's appearance and functionality.
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The fendering on my car protects the paint from chips and scratches when I drive on gravel roads.
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The white paint on the inside of the fenders, on the inside of the Fender wells.
Synonyms
The part of a car that covers the wheel and stops mud splashes
A panel on a vehicle, like a car, that covers the wheel to protect it from damage
A curved cover above a bicycle or motorcycle wheel that keeps mud and water off the rider
A curved cover above a bike or motorcycle wheel that stops mud and water splashing on the rider
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Morphology
Etymology
Fendering comes from the word fend, the same root as defend, which means 'to keep off' or 'protect'. So fendering are the panels around wheels that 'protect' a vehicle from mud, spray, or damage.