fendered

[ fen-derd ]

adjective

1. provided or protected with fenders or a fender.

Other Words From

• un·fendered adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of fendered¹

First recorded in 1785–95; fender + -ed ³

Example Sentences

Specialty cars date back to the early 1950s when Ford introduced the Thunderbird and the Mark II Lincoln Continental, and Chevrolet came out with its fiber glass fendered Corvette.

From Time Magazine Archive

The whiffletree of the plow or cultivator used should be carefully fendered with rubber or a soft woolen packing that will effectually guard against the carelessness of workmen.

From Project Gutenberg

Lund had fendered the schooner's bows effectively before he went below with old sails that enveloped stem and swell, stuffed with ropes and bits of canvas.

From Project Gutenberg

We entered the chintz-adorned, photo-speckled, brass- fendered, tile-stoved main cabin.

From Project Gutenberg

Late one evening, billiards and music being over and the ladies gone, Shelton returned from changing to his smoking-suit, and dropped into one of the great arm-chairs that even in summer made a semicircle round the fendered hearth.

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