widder
- noun
- UK
- Many people visited the widder after her husband's funeral.
Examples
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The old widder lived alone at the end of the lane.
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Everyone in the village knew the widder and often brought her food.
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Stories about the mysterious widder were told to children on stormy nights.
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The old widder in the village is known for her kindness.
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Many people visited the widder after her husband's funeral.
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Everyone in the village knew the widder and often brought her food.
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The old widder lived alone at the end of the lane.
Synonyms
A woman whose husband has died and who has not married again
Surface Forms
Etymology
Widder is also a local way of saying widow, coming from the same old word for 'a woman whose husband has died', so remember it as the dialect form of 'widow'.