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▪ I. sander, n.|ˈsændə(r)|
[f. sand v. + -er1.]
1. One who or something which sands or sprinkles with sand; one who collects sand.
1627Hakewill Apol. iv. viii. §3 (1630) 396 The Arena,..so called, for that it was strowed ouer with sand.., and officers they had purposely for this businesse,.. termed Arenarii, Sanders. 1854E. Giffard Deeds Nav. Daring 262 Mr. Edward Henry A'Court, with a marine and seven seamen, was despatched from the Blanche in the red cutter to collect sand... The midshipman and his party of sanders [etc.]. 1889Blackw. Mag. Sept. 321/2 A sudden whirl of the driving-wheels,..followed by the application of the steam sanders [of a locomotive]. 1908Daily Chron. 21 Feb. 10/6 Drum (Single), 28in. automatic feed sander..to be Sold.
2. A workman employed to sandpaper the soles of boots and shoes.
1881Instr. Census Clerks (1885) 76 Boot and Shoe Making:..Levanter. Sander.
3. A sand-papering machine.
1895in Funk's Stand. Dict. 1930Engineering 23 May 688/1 The combination consists of a saw-table,..a disc sander. 1975M. Bradbury Hist. Man iii. 43 Students..with a rented sander exposed, and then waxed yellow with a rented waxer, the good old wood of the floors.
▪ II. † ˈsander, adv. Obs.
Also 5 sannyr, sonder.
[Comparative of ME. sōne, soon a., with vowel-shortening and euphonic d; the phonology is somewhat obscure.]
Sooner.
a1450Myrc Festial 43 Moche more and sannyr he heruth hom þat callyth to hym wyth all hor hertys. Ibid. 166 Þat he may þe sondyr come to beleue. Ibid. 267 Þis day your prayers schull be sandyr herd of God þen anoþer day. 1482Monk of Evesham (Arb.) 29 How y might the sandyr and lyghter scape. Ibid. 37 Mony of them that sodenly scapyd..and sander hastid hem selfe thanne other to go the weye that was before hem. 1532St. Papers Hen. VIII, VII. 373 A litle brieff information..emprinted..to make theym the sander to understande the same. Ibid. 403 That suche thinges as are promissed..suld the sander comme to passe. |