| LAUDER | • lauder n. One who lauds (communicates high praises). • lauder n. A follower of Archbishop William Laud. • Lauder prop.n. A small town in the Scottish Borders council area, Scotland (OS grid ref NT5347). |
| GAUDERY | • gaudery n. Finery; ornaments; ostentatious display. • GAUDERY n. finery. |
| LAUDERS | • lauders n. Plural of lauder. • LAUDER n. one who lauds, also LAUDATOR. |
| MARAUDER | • marauder n. Someone who moves about in roving fashion looking for plunder. • marauder n. Any person who or thing which marauds. • MARAUDER n. one who marauds. |
| APPLAUDER | • applauder n. One who applauds. • APPLAUDER n. one who applauds. |
| DEFRAUDER | • defrauder n. One who defrauds. • DEFRAUDER n. one who defrauds. |
| GAUDERIES | • gauderies n. Plural of gaudery. • GAUDERY n. finery. |
| MARAUDERS | • marauders n. Plural of marauder. • MARAUDER n. one who marauds. |
| APPLAUDERS | • applauders n. Plural of applauder. • APPLAUDER n. one who applauds. |
| DEFRAUDERS | • defrauders n. Plural of defrauder. • DEFRAUDER n. one who defrauds. |
| MINAUDERIE | • minauderie n. Affectation; an affected remark or behaviour. • MINAUDERIE n. (French) coquetry. |
| MINAUDERIES | • minauderies n. Plural of minauderie. • MINAUDERIE n. (French) coquetry. |