sounder noun³. ['saʊndǝ] L16.
[from SOUND verb² + -ER¹.]
1. a. A person who sounds the depth of water etc. L16.
b. A person who sounds the opinions or feelings of others. rare. L16.

2. A device or instrument for sounding the sea. E19.

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sounder noun¹. ['saʊndǝ] LME.
[Old French sundre, (also mod. dial.) sonre, from Germanic.]
1. A herd of wild swine. LME.

2. A boar in its first or second year. E19.

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sounder noun². ['saʊndǝ] LME.
[from SOUND verb¹ + -ER¹.]
1. A person who makes or utters a sound or sounds; a person who plays a musical instrument. arch. LME.

2. A telegraphic device which enables communications to be received audibly; a telegraphist who operates such a device. M19.

3. A device or instrument which gives an audible signal or alarm; a signal so given. L19.

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