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fender

noun as in piece protecting part of a vehicle

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This combination is shrouded by large fender flares, which add to the modern and muscular appearance of the new mid-size pickup.

The most visible shift is the movement of the cars’ numbers from their traditional spot on the doors toward the fenders, clearing space on the doors for the all-important sponsor logos.

The best full-coverage fenders do a fantastic job of keeping frigid, grimy road and trail spray off you and your bike.

They gave the cardboard model a liftable hood, an engine compartment, fenders, and a front cutout to show off the empty space where the engine would normally sit.

The bike also has a variety of accessory mounts on the frame to accommodate bags, fenders, and other bikepacking accoutrements.

When you left the piano for the Fender Rhodes and various synthesizers and came back to it, did it affect the way you play piano?

He bought a Fender Stratocaster guitar when he was young, but it remained untouched in his room for years.

Angela was in a fender-bender about four months ago—not her fault, she insisted—and a police officer asked to see Arizona ID.

That same year, Jones also performed with a punk group called El Madmo, wielding a red Fender guitar and a platinum blonde wig.

CBS even lashed a camera on the front fender of a car and drove the precise route Teddy did on that tragic night.

He kisses the top of her head lightly and goes round to the club fender, where he sits with his back to the fireplace.

Oliver retained his stool by the fire; and Barney, wrapped in a blanket, stretched himself on the floor, close outside the fender.

The impact dragged down on the speed of the roadster so that the rear right fender was only crumpled by the brick work.

He stood on the tiger-skin rug before the fender, watching his cousin and smoking furiously.

The rain plashed against the windows, a coal fell through the grate and dropped upon the fender.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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