fender
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfendər/ · UK /ˈfendə/
fender means: The body panel around a car wheel.
noun
The body panel around a car wheel.
- The front fender is dented.
- He scratched the fender while parking.
- Both rear fenders needed repainting after the accident.
A cover over a bicycle wheel that stops mud and water from hitting the rider.
- My bicycle needs a fender.
- The rear fender keeps rain off my coat.
- She fitted wider fenders before riding through the mud.
A protective cushion on a boat that prevents damage when it touches a dock or another boat.
- Hang a fender over the side.
- The rubber fenders protected the hull at the dock.
- We pulled the fenders aboard after leaving the harbour.
A low frame in front of a fireplace that catches falling hot material.
- Ash fell behind the fender.
- A brass fender stood in front of the fireplace.
- The hot coal landed inside the metal fender.
verb
To protect a boat’s sides with cushions against knocks from a dock or another boat.
- Fender the boat before docking.
- The crew fendered both sides of the yacht.
- We had carefully fendered the hull before coming alongside.
Questions about fender
What does fender mean?
The body panel around a car wheel.
What is fender in other languages?
Türkçe: çamurluk · Español: guardabarros · Français: aile · Deutsch: Kotflügel · Italiano: parafango · 日本語: フェンダー
How do you pronounce fender?
In American English /ˈfendər/; in British English /ˈfendə/.
How do you use fender in a sentence?
The front fender is dented. He scratched the fender while parking.
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