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n. One who, or that which, clouds.
Usage examples of "clouder".
Like every other man in Dymchurch, Merry realised that Abel Clouder had secured the best looking young woman on the Marsh, when he made Meg Mrs.
The depression they had felt through dragging ashore the dead body of Abel Clouder was now increased at the news of the parson's death.
Another thing evolving from the interview which caused him added satisfaction, was the knowledge that Meg Clouder feared him, and he resolved to circumvent the parson's orders by some cunning and see that this fear increased.
I want Meg Clouder, and it seems to me that any woman would marry the devil himself if he dangled a gift like that in his wooing.
Bone to the Dragoons, he by no means gave up the idea of forcibly abducting Meg Clouder, and to this end he saved the many gratuities given to him by the passing guests.
Our Meg Clouder has gone off to Hythe only yesterday and returned married, if you please—married to some captain who lays claim to be a gentleman, but who has returned to take up his married quarters in 'The City of London'.
Syn, “but had Abel Clouder had his way, he would have saved the whole ship's company.
It was Eyoli of Kes, the young mind clouder from Virishan's orphan brood.
The crows had been busy among the dead scattered on the open ground beyond the trees, but the young mind clouder was untouched.
An axe would not have been much good against a clouder, and he would have hated to depend on Losting's speed with a snuffler.
Either way, the clouder would certainly have killed one if not both of the giants before the jacari poison could take effect.
The quivering clouder resembled a thick mattress lined on its edges with hundreds of cilia.
The clouder climbed back up to its nesting place, stripping the surrounding vegetation in the process to keep plenty of clear space beneath it.
No way a beast as big as an Oort Clouder had to be could react that fast.
Though a hard man to cross, he was a good friend to his friends, amongst whom the Clouders were numbered.