Definition of Striders

1. Noun. (plural of strider) ¹

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Definition of Striders

1. strider [n] - See also: strider

Lexicographical Neighbors of Striders

strictures
stridden
striddle
striddled
striddles
stride
stride piano
stridence
stridences
stridencies
stridency
strident
stridently
strider
striders (current term)
strides
strideth
striding
stridor
stridors
stridulate
stridulated
stridulates
stridulating
stridulation
stridulations
stridulator
stridulators
stridulatory

Literary usage of Striders

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Insect Book: A Popular Account of the Bees, Wasps, Ants, Grasshoppers by Leland Ossian Howard (1901)
"In this group belong most of the curious, slender, long- legged creatures known as water striders, which dart about on the surface of the water with such ..."

2. Insect Life: An Introduction to Nature-study and a Guide for Teachers by John Henry Comstock (1901)
"The Water-striders. Fig. 89 represents a member of the second family of ... These insects . can be distinguished from the true water-striders by their ..."

3. The Trotting Horse of America: How to Train and Drive Him by Hiram Washington Woodruff (1869)
"Long striders seldom Weight-pullers. — Kemble Jackson. — Description of him. — Kemble Jackson and Washington. — Kemble Jackson and the Nelson Colt. ..."

4. The Trotting Horse of America: How to Train and Drive Him, with by Hiram Washington Woodruff, Charles James Foster, George Wilkes (1871)
"Long striders seldom Weight-pullers. — Kemble Jackson. — Description of him. — Kemble Jackson and Washington. — Kemble Jackson and the Nelson Colt. ..."

5. Lessons in Nature Study by Oliver Peebles Jenkins, Vernon Lyman Kellogg (1900)
"top of the aquarium,for the water-striders can leap several inches, and might thus escape. Observe th^ character and disposition of the different pairs of ..."

6. Lessons in Nature Study by Oliver Peebles Jenkins, Vernon Lyman Kellogg (1900)
"WATER-striders AND WHIRLIGIG BEETLES.—Running quickly about on the surface of almost any pond or quiet brook pool, may be seen numerous rather large, ..."

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