fender
/ˈfɛndər/Definitions
1. noun
The side or edge of something, especially the edge of a road or a vehicle.
“The fender on the car was damaged in the accident.”
2. noun
A musician who plays a musical instrument, especially one that has a fretted neck, such as a guitar or bass.
“The guitarist was a great fender player.”
3. noun
A device used in a musical instrument, especially an electronic musical instrument, to modify the sound.
“The fender on the synthesizer allowed for greater control over the sound.”
4. noun
A person who furnishes a home or apartment, especially with furniture and appliances.
“The fender moved into the new apartment and decorated it with his own furniture.”
5. verb
To protect or shield something, especially a vehicle, from damage.
“The mechanic fendered the car’s side panel to prevent further damage.”