rodder
- noun
- /ˈrɒdər/
- Jargon
- "In this industry, you're dealing with hot rodders," said Bill Matthews, CAR's director of operations.
- a hot rodder
And there's a lot of hot rodders, a lot of old timers, you know, a lot of builders, just a lot going on.
- And there's a lot of hot rodders, a lot of old timers, you know, a lot of builders, just a lot going on.
Examples
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As a passionate rodder, she spent weekends attending automotive festivals with her friends.
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And there's a lot of hot rodders, a lot of old timers, you know, a lot of builders, just a lot going on.
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How are you gonna get the band back together, Mr. Hot Rodder?
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In the second, a motorcycle cop has pulled over the hot rodder.
Academic text (1990) -
Still, this does not begin to explain why some American youths become hot rodders and others low riders.
Academic text (1990) -
No reckless drivers, no cowboys, no hot rodders.
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Many hot rodders gathered at the car show to show off their custom vehicles.
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The famous rodder shared tips on how to modify classic cars during the workshop.
Synonyms
A person who loves machines like cars or gadgets and enjoys fixing them
A person who owns or restores Ford Mustang cars
How Enthusiastic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rodder here comes from the short word rod (as in 'hot rod', a fast car) plus -er ('person who does or loves something'). So a rodder is someone who builds, drives, or is enthusiastic about hot rods.