bounder
English
noun
Definitions
- Something that bounds or jumps.
- (UK) A dishonourable man; a cad.
- A social climber.
- That which limits; a boundary.
- (UK) A four-wheeled type of dogcart or cabriolet
Etymology
Suffix from English bound (tied, connected, destined to).
Origin
English
bound
Gloss
tied, connected, destined to
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antibound English
- barkbound English
- beachbound English
- bedbound English
- bound English
- boundary English
- bounden English
- bounderish English
- bounderism English
- boundest English
- boundeth English
- boundless English
- boundling English
- boundness English
- boundstone English
- brassbound English
- browbound English
- calfbound English
- casebound English
- cellbound English
- chairbound English
- citybound English
- cliffbound English
- clothbound English
- coastbound English
- collegebound English
- couchbound English
- cropbound English
- data-bound English
- deathbound English
- deskbound English
- disbound English
- downbound English
- dreambound English
- dutybound English
- earthbound English
- eastbound English
- egg-bound English
- firbound English
- fluid-bound English
- fogbound English
- footbound English
- frostbound English
- full-bound English
- goalbound English
- half-bound English
- handbound English
- hardbound English
- hellbound English
- hidebound English
- homebound English
- hoofbound English
- horsebound English
- housebound English
- icebound English
- imbound English
- inbound English
- ironbound English
- kneebound English
- landbound English
- leatherbound English
- musclebound English
- nonbound English
- northbound English
- oathbound English
- outbound English
- overbound English
- paperbound English
- platebound English
- pot-bound English
- prebound English
- printbound English
- quasibound English
- railbound English
- rangebound English
- rockbound English
- rootbound English
- rulebound English
- scalebound English
- screenbound English
- seabound English
- shipbound English
- shorebound English
- skinbound English
- skybound English
- sleepbound English
- snowbound English
- softbound English
- southbound English
- spellbound English
- spiralbound English
- stagebound English
- stormbound English
- strikebound English
- timebound English
- traditionbound English
- treebound English
- underbound English
- upbound English
- weatherbound English
- westbound English
- wheelchairbound English
- windbound English
- wirebound English
- worldbound English
- bound Middle English
- bound
- upbound
- imbound
- bounden
- inbound
- skybound
- boundest
- prebound
- seabound
- bedbound
- boundeth
- disbound
- boundary
- nonbound
- firbound
- outbound
- icebound
- fogbound
- rootbound
- hardbound
- antibound
- dutybound
- footbound
- cellbound
- oathbound
- wirebound
- pot-bound
- boundling
- goalbound
- barkbound
- hoofbound
- deskbound
- boundness
- skinbound
- cropbound
- casebound
- snowbound
- timebound
- overbound
- eastbound
- railbound
- hellbound
- ironbound
- westbound
- softbound
- homebound
- hidebound
- treebound
- shipbound
- downbound
- egg-bound
- kneebound
- calfbound
- windbound
- rulebound
- handbound
- citybound
- landbound
- rockbound
- browbound
- boundless
- worldbound
- scalebound
- shorebound
- beachbound
- coastbound
- underbound
- deathbound
- couchbound
- bounderism
- platebound
- northbound
- horsebound
- spellbound
- sleepbound
- clothbound
- stagebound
- housebound
- data-bound
- printbound
- full-bound
- cliffbound
- boundstone
- stormbound
- southbound
- quasibound
- dreambound
- bounderish
- frostbound
- paperbound
- rangebound
- half-bound
- chairbound
- brassbound
- earthbound
- spiralbound
- fluid-bound
- screenbound
- musclebound
- strikebound
- weatherbound
- leatherbound
- collegebound
- traditionbound
- wheelchairbound