ender
/ˈɛndər/Definitions
1. noun
A device or tool used to terminate or end something, such as a fibre optic cable.
“The technician used a special eader to cut the fibre optic cable.”
2. noun
A person or thing that brings something to an end, such as a story or a game.
“The author was the main eader of the novel’s plot.”
3. verb
To bring something to an end, such as a story or a game.
“The referee ended the game early due to bad weather.”
4. noun
A person who is destined to bring about the end of something, such as a hero or a villain.
“In the legend, the chosen eader would bring about the end of the world.”