sounder
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- noun
- /ˈsaʊndər/
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piara
- The hunter tracked the sounder as they moved through the dense underbrush.
- Sounder
- Sounder howls
Examples
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A sounder can consist of several females and one dominant male.
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Had there been a sounder argument available, I am sure he would have found it and used it.
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I live near a hub of several bus networks, and I take the Sounder train in to work.
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Mostly known because, when swine get it, farmers have to wipe out the entire sounder.
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Considering the recent history of the Sounders vs. Real Salt Lake, extra time is a distinct possibility.
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Sounder has the speed to make a reverse commute from Seattle/Bellevue to Tacoma a reasonable proposition.
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But nah, I supported the Sounder non-MLS team for around 15 years, before that FC Seattle (there were about 50 of us there at those games), before that Sounder NASL.
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But nah, I supported the Sounder non-MLS team for around 15 years, before that FC Seattle (there were about 50 of us there at those games), before that Sounder NASL.
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However, there’s no question that Dodd-Frank, however flawed, is contributing to a safer and sounder banking system.
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We spotted a sounder of wild pigs foraging in the forest.
Compounds
- Specialized
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5.3
A device that measures water depth by sending sound and timing the echo
How Large
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word sounder for a group of wild pigs has an old and unclear origin, so a helpful way to remember it is to imagine many pigs making 'sound' together; also sounder can simply mean 'one that makes a sound', from sound + -er, which fits the noisy image.