scudder
Speech parts
1. scudder - Noun
2. Scudder - Proper noun
Meaning
Scudder (plural Scudders)
A surname.
scudder (plural scudders)
One who, or that which, scuds.
scudder (plural scudders)
A kind of mole cricket, the fossor.
Synonyms
Examples
Nehemiah Scudder There is in the story a casual reference to the rise of the fanatic preacher Nehemiah Scudder, who would eventually be elected President and establish a Theocratic dictatorship which would rule the US for several generations.
Despite having a pavilion, playground and grills not to mention a beach, Scudder Park on Beach Street in Northport Village is not used as much as Northport Beach on Eaton’s Neck Road.
Comparable nearby homes include 28302 Santa Catarina RdNearby schools include Scott, Joseph Camp, Scudder, Kenyon Camp and Cornerstone Christian School.
Pratt sent her to Camp Scudder, in Santa Clarita, the county’s toughest juvenile lockdown.
Defining it as “a home that is looking for a project,” board chairman Scudder Stevens said that there is the possibility that the home could be used by an Underground Railroad-focused organization.
In Block’s first few novels with the character, Scudder plays pretty much the same part – alcoholic ex-cop earning a living from doing “favors for friends” and drinking heavily each night.