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shedder

shedder

4 9.8
A person or animal that attacks and makes others bleed
  • noun
  • /ˈʃɛdər/
  • NSFW
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  • Witnesses reported seeing a shedder fleeing the scene after the attack.

Examples

  • You are a despicable blood-shedder!

  • No yappers, no shedders.

  • No yappers, no shedders.

  • If the dudes who put the electrostatic dust shedders on the Mars Rovers can scale that technology up cheaply for mainline PV panels, that would be even better.

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  • The police managed to capture the notorious shedder who had been terrorizing the neighborhood.

  • During the investigation, they discovered that the shedder had left a trail of blood behind.

Synonyms

killer
vsshedder
  • NSFW
1.9

A person or animal that makes another living thing die on purpose

centers on blood loss and attacker action rather than merely causing death
slayer
vsshedder
  • NSFW
181 6.5

A person who kills others, often dangerous animals or enemies

applies to attackers who cause blood loss generally not only dangerous targets
spiller
vsshedder
  • NSFW
9.9

A person who causes someone or an animal to bleed

emphasizes the attacker role rather than hunting or accidental cases
massacrer
vsshedder
  • Offensive
9.5

A person who kills many people or animals in a violent way

focuses on causing blood loss rather than on many victims

Antonyms

101 3.9

A person who helps others get better from physical or mental sickness, often using traditional ways

Surface Forms

shedder singular
shedders plural

Morphology

shedder = shed (transparent) = shed + er

The agentive suffix '-er' straightforwardly forms 'one who sheds', so learners can derive 'person who sheds blood' from 'shed' + '-er'.

Etymology

The word shedder comes from the common verb shed, which means 'to let fall' or 'to lose' (as in 'shed tears' or 'shed hair'), and the ending -er, meaning 'person who does something'. So a shedder is literally a person who 'lets fall' something, and in this sense it means someone who causes 'blood' to be spilled.