tedder

ted·der

T0080150 (tĕd′ər)n. A machine that spreads newly mown hay for drying.tr.v. ted·dered, ted·der·ing, ted·ders To ted.

tedder

(ˈtɛdə) n1. (Agriculture) a machine equipped with a series of small rotating forks for tedding hay2. (Agriculture) a person who teds

Tedder

(ˈtɛdə) n (Biography) Arthur William, 1st Baron Tedder of Glenguin. 1890–1967, British marshal of the Royal Air Force; deputy commander under Eisenhower of the Allied Expeditionary Force (1944–45)

ted•der

(ˈtɛd ər)

n. 1. a person who teds. 2. an implement that turns and loosens hay after mowing in order to hasten drying. [1400–50]

Tedder

A horse-drawn implement for fluffing hay after it was cut, and primarily after windrowing. It was intended to stir up and turn over extra heavy hay to help the part near the ground to dry, or to help the drying of cut grass that had been dampened by an unexpected rain. In general, tedding was done after wilting, but before leaves became dry enough to be brittle and be lost during the remainder of the haying operation. Tedders were used primarily in the more humid parts of the country and were seldom seen in the West, Southwest, and Midwest.

Translations

单词	tedder
释义	tedder ted·der T0080150 (tĕd′ər)n. A machine that spreads newly mown hay for drying.tr.v. ted·dered, ted·der·ing, ted·ders To ted. tedder (ˈtɛdə) n1. (Agriculture) a machine equipped with a series of small rotating forks for tedding hay2. (Agriculture) a person who teds Tedder (ˈtɛdə) n (Biography) Arthur William, 1st Baron Tedder of Glenguin. 1890–1967, British marshal of the Royal Air Force; deputy commander under Eisenhower of the Allied Expeditionary Force (1944–45) ted•der (ˈtɛd ər) n. 1. a person who teds. 2. an implement that turns and loosens hay after mowing in order to hasten drying. [1400–50] Tedder A horse-drawn implement for fluffing hay after it was cut, and primarily after windrowing. It was intended to stir up and turn over extra heavy hay to help the part near the ground to dry, or to help the drying of cut grass that had been dampened by an unexpected rain. In general, tedding was done after wilting, but before leaves became dry enough to be brittle and be lost during the remainder of the haying operation. Tedders were used primarily in the more humid parts of the country and were seldom seen in the West, Southwest, and Midwest. Translations Tedder Tedder Arthur William, 1st Baron Tedder of Glenguin. 1890--1967, British marshal of the Royal Air Force; deputy commander under Eisenhower of the Allied Expeditionary Force (1944--45) MedicalSeeTEDThesaurusSeeTed
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