Definition
Definition of voider - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
removal toolRare person or thing that empties or annulsRare
- The voider of the contract was present at the meeting.
2.
protectionRare armor piece covering unprotected body partsRare
- The knight wore a voider for extra protection.
3.
diningDated servant clearing tables after mealsDated
- The voider quickly cleared the dining table.
4.
laundryDated US hamper for dirty or wet clothesDated US
- She placed the wet towels in the voider.
Images of voider
armor piece covering unprotected body parts
Origin of voider
Old French, voider (to empty)
Examples of voider in a sentence
She was known as the voider of outdated policies. The museum displayed a medieval voider among its artifacts. He adjusted his voider before the tournament began. The voider efficiently removed the dishes after the banquet. In medieval times, a voider was essential for large feasts. The voider was full after the weekend trip.
He tossed his gym clothes into the voider.
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- French:videur, renfort, ...
- German:Annullierer, Schutzpanzer, ...
- Italian:annullatore, rinforzo, ...
- Spanish:anulador, refuerzo, ...
- Portuguese:anulador, reforço de armadura, ...
- Chinese:清空者, 护甲, ...
- Japanese:無効化者, ボイダー, ...
- Arabic:مبطل, قِطْعَةُ دِرْعٍ ثَانَوِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מְבַטֵּל, מָגֵן, ...
- Russian:аннулировщик, дополнительная защита, ...
- Ukrainian:анулювальник, войдер, ...
- Hindi:रद्द करने वाला, वॉइडर, ...
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