gladder

is likely misspelled.

has no English definition.

As an adjective gladder

is comparative of glad.

As a noun gladder

is one who makes glad or gives joy.

As a verb gladder

is to make glad; rejoice.

As verbs the difference between gladded and gladder

is that gladded is past tense of glad while gladder is to make glad; rejoice.

As an adjective gladder is

comparative of glad.

As a noun gladder is

one who makes glad or gives joy.

As verbs the difference between gladder and gladden

is that gladder is to make glad; rejoice while gladden is to cause (something) to become more glad.

As an adjective gladder

is (glad).

As a noun gladder

is one who makes glad or gives joy.

As nouns the difference between gladder and ladder

is that gladder is one who makes glad or gives joy while ladder is a frame, usually portable, of wood, metal, or rope, used for ascent and descent, consisting of two side pieces to which are fastened rungs: cross strips or rounds acting as steps.

As verbs the difference between gladder and ladder

is that gladder is to make glad; rejoice while ladder is (firefighting) to ascend a building or wall using a ladder.

As an adjective gladder

is (glad).

In transitive terms the difference between gladder and bladder

is that gladder is to make glad; rejoice while bladder is to store or put up in bladders.

As an adjective gladder

is comparative of glad.

As nouns the difference between gladder and gadder

is that gladder is one who makes glad or gives joy while gadder is one who roves about idly, a rambling gossip.

As an adjective gladder

is (glad).

As a verb gladder

is to make glad; rejoice.