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Definition of Lauders
1. lauder [n] - See also: lauder
Lexicographical Neighbors of Lauders
Literary usage of Lauders
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Grange of St. Giles, the Bass: And the Other Baronial Homes of the Dick by Jane Stewart Smith (1898)
"lauders of that Ilk (after separation, lauders of Blyth. 1561 to 1649). ...
lauders of Fountainhall. lauders of Park. lauders of Grange. ..."
2. The Religious System of the Amazulu: Izinyanga Zokubula; Or, Divination, as by Henry Callaway (1884)
"... the lauders were one; that is, the lauders were innumerable. ... There is not
now even one lauder lauding ; that is, the lauders are very many. ..."
3. The Gateway of Scotland: Or, East Lothian, Lammermoor and the Merse by Arthur Granville Bradley (1912)
"A flat stone in the centre of the green, near the old almost vanished twelfth-
century church, still marked the hereditary burying- ground of the lauders of ..."
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