Canader

noun — 2 senses

Canader

noun

/ˈkænədə(ɹ)/

Etymology From Canada + -er.

1

Nonstandard, Rare A Canadian (inhabitant of Canada).

  • "List? Oh yes, I'll do that, sartin; and then I'll get three hundred acres of land after we've drove the Canaders all out."1857, Peter Hamilton Myers, The Prisoner of the Border, page 47:
2

Rare Synonym of Canadian canoe

  • By the Parks the river was dense with row-boats, punts and Canaders.1914, Coningsby Dawson, The Raft, page 378:

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