wielder

As a noun wielder is

a person who wields something, especially power.

As nouns the difference between welder and wielder

is that welder is one who welds, or unites pieces of iron, etc., by welding while wielder is a person who wields something, especially power.

As nouns the difference between fielder and wielder

is that fielder is a player of the fielding side, whose task is to gather the ball after the batsman has hit it, to catch the batsman out, or to prevent him from scoring while wielder is a person who wields something, especially power.

As nouns the difference between yielder and wielder

is that yielder is someone or something that yields a crop or other product while wielder is a person who wields something, especially power.

As a noun wielder

is a person who wields something, especially power.

As a verb wielded is

(wield).

As an adjective wieldier

is (wieldy).

As a noun wielder is

a person who wields something, especially power.

As a proper noun wilder

is .

As a noun wielder is

a person who wields something, especially power.

As nouns the difference between wielder and torchman

is that wielder is a person who wields something, especially power while torchman is someone who carries a torch.