abider
/əˈbʌɪdə/noun
A person who stays in a place; a dweller, a resident. Compare abide. Now rare and somewhat archaic.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From abide + -er.
- hickory
- hickory wattle
- Hicks, Sir John Richard
- Hicksville
- hid
- hidalgo
- Hidatsa
- hidden
- hidden agenda
- hidden curriculum
- hidden depths
- hidden economy
- hiddenite
- hiddenness
- hidden reserves
- hide
- hide-and-go-seek
- hide-and-seek
- hideaway
- hide beetle
- hidebound
- hided
- hide one's head
- hide one's light under a bushel
- hide or hair of