ward·er 2 
(wôrdər)
(wôrdər)n.
A baton formerly used by a ruler or commander as a symbol of authority and to signal orders.
[Middle English, possibly from warden, to ward, from Old English weardian; see wer-3 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- intervocalic
- interweave
- intestacy
- intestate
- intestinal
- intestinal fortitude
- intestinally
- intestine
- in that
- in the abstract
- in the aggregate
- in the air
- in the bad graces of
- in the bag
- in the balance
- in the bargain
- in the blink of an eye
- in the buff
- in the can
- in the cards
- in the circumstances
- in the clear
- in the clouds
- in the dark
- in the dock