nedder

As nouns the difference between terms and nedder

is that terms is while nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake).

As nouns the difference between nadder and nedder

is that nadder is while nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake).

As nouns the difference between needer and nedder

is that needer is a person who requires or needs something while nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake).

As an adverb needer

is .

As nouns the difference between bedder and nedder

is that bedder is agent noun of bed; one who beds while nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake).

As an adjective redder

is comparative of red.

As a noun nedder is

an adder (kind of snake).

As nouns the difference between vedder and nedder

is that vedder is while nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake).

As a conjunction vedder

is .

As nouns the difference between nedder and nodder

is that nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake) while nodder is one who nods; a drowsy person.

As a verb nidder

is to keep down or under.

As a noun nedder is

(uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake).

As nouns the difference between nedder and tedder

is that nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake) while tedder is a machine for stirring and spreading hay, to expedite its drying.

As a verb tedder is

.

As nouns the difference between nedder and edder

is that nedder is (uk|dialect|obsolete) an adder (kind of snake) while edder is flexible wood worked into the top of hedge stakes, to bind them together or edder can be an adder or snake.

As a verb edder is

(obsolete) to bind the top interweaving edder.