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strider
[ strahy-der ]
noun
- a person who takes long, swift steps:
The town’s gotten busier—on Main Street at lunchtime, you'll see a higher proportion of striders to strollers than there’s been in quite some time.
Word History and Origins
Origin of strider1
Example Sentences
Unlike running or my herky-jerky stints on the Nordic Machine strider in the basement, there was no specter of calories.
He would build a sort of water strider, a catamaran, and row it.
“He’s a long strider. It doesn’t look like he would be fast, but he is and I think he’s done a nice job at first base.”
Trygstad, an avid fly fisherman, has long observed water striders and would like to further study their movements.
Biologists and physicists have long studied water-walking insects, and already, scooting water striders have helped engineers build robots that can leap from the water’s surface.
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