squadder

5.7

A person who is part of a small team often in sports or the military

noun
/ˈskwɒdər/

: miembro del equipo

Each squadder was responsible for a different task during the drill.

Examples

The squadder trained hard for the upcoming match.
As a new squadder, she quickly learned the importance of communication and trust.
The coach praised every squadder for their dedication and teamwork throughout the season.
Many squadders participated in the team-building exercise.
The new recruit was excited to become a squadder on the football team.
During the training camp, each squadder had to prove their skills in various drills.
As a dedicated squadder, she worked hard to support her teammates during every game.

Antonyms

outsider

283 4.1

A person who is not accepted by a group or community

nonmember

4 3.4

Someone who does not belong to a club or group

How Important

superstar

187 2.8

star player

13 2.0

key player

40 3.2

regular

194 3.1

squadder

5.7

bench warmer

Informal

1 6.7

Surface Forms

squadder singular

squadders plural

Morphology

squadder = squad (transparent) = squad + er

This is a regular agent noun formed from 'squad' + '-er', meaning a person belonging to a squad.

Etymology

Squadder is formed from squad plus -er, so it literally means 'a member of a squad' and is used for someone in a sports team or military unit.