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Definitions for Seconder

[1] next after the first; being the ordinal number for two.
[2] being the latter of two equal parts.
[3] next after the first in place, time, or value: the second house from the corner.
[4] next after the first in rank, grade, degree, status, or importance: the second person in the company.
[5] alternate: I have my hair cut every second week.
[6] inferior.
[7] Grammar . noting or pertaining to the second person.
[8] Music . being the lower of two parts for the same instrument or voice: second horn; second alto.
[9] other or another: a second Solomon.
[10] Automotive . of, relating to, or operating at the gear transmission ratio at which drive shaft speed is greater than that of low gear but not so great as that of other gears for a given engine crankshaft speed: second gear.
[11] a second part.
[12] the second member of a series.
[13] a person who aids or supports another; assistant; backer.
[14] Boxing . a person who, between rounds of a prizefight, gives aid, advice, etc., to a boxer.
[15] a person who serves as a representative or attendant of a duelist.
[16] Automotive . second gear.
[17] a person or thing that is next after the first in place, time, or value.
[18] a person or thing that is next after the first in rank, grade, degree, status, or importance.
[19] Usually seconds. an additional helping of food: He had seconds on the meat and potatoes.
[20] (in parliamentary procedure) a person who expresses formal support of a motion so that it may be discussed or put to a vote. an act or instance of doing this.
[21] (in certain British universities) a type or grade of college degree granted according to a student's performance on specific written and oral examinations.
[22] Music . a tone on the next degree from a given tone. the interval between such tones. the harmonic combination of such tones. the lower of two parts in a piece of concerted music. a voice or instrument performing such a part. an alto.
[23] Usually seconds . Commerce . goods below the first or highest quality, especially containing visible flaws. Compare first(def 17) , third(def 12) .
[24] Metallurgy . a piece of somewhat defective but salable tin plate.
[25] Baseball . second base.
[26] to assist or support.
[27] to further or advance, as aims.
[28] (in parliamentary procedure) to express formal support of (a motion, proposal, etc.), as a necessary preliminary to further discussion or to voting.
[29] to act as second to (a boxer, duelist, etc.).
[30] in the second place, group, etc.; secondly: The catcher is batting second.
[31] coming directly after the first in numbering or counting order, position, time, etc; being the ordinal number of two: often written 2nd (as noun ) the second in line
[32] rated, graded, or ranked between the first and third levels
[33] alternate every second Thursday
[34] additional; extra a second opportunity
[35] resembling a person or event from an earlier period of history; unoriginal a second Wagner
[36] of lower quality; inferior belonging to the second class
[37] denoting the lowest but one forward ratio of a gearbox in a motor vehicle
[38] music relating to or denoting a musical part, voice, or instrument lower in pitch than another part, voice, or instrument (the first) the second tenors of or relating to a part, instrument, or instrumentalist regarded as subordinate to another (the first) the second flute
[39] at second hand by hearsay
[40] British education an honours degree of the second class, usually further divided into an upper and lower designation Full term: second-class honours degree
[41] the lowest but one forward ratio of a gearbox in a motor vehicle he changed into second on the bend
[42] (in boxing, duelling, etc) an attendant who looks after a competitor
[43] a speech seconding a motion or the person making it
[44] music the interval between one note and another lying next above or below it in the diatonic scale one of two notes constituting such an interval in relation to the other See also minor (def. 4), major (def. 14), interval (def. 5)
[45] (plural) goods of inferior quality
[46] (plural) informal a second helping of food
[47] (plural) the second course of a meal
[48] to give aid or backing to
[49] (in boxing, etc) to act as second to (a competitor)
[50] to make a speech or otherwise express formal support for (a motion already proposed)
[51] Also: secondly in the second place
[52] Also: secondly as the second point: linking what follows with the previous statement
[53] 1/60 of a minute of time the basic SI unit of time: the duration of 9 192 631 770 periods of radiation corresponding to the transition between two hyperfine levels of the ground state of caesium-133 Symbol: s
[54] 1/60 of a minute of angle Symbol: ″
[55] a very short period of time; moment
[56] to transfer (an employee) temporarily to another branch, etc
[57] military to transfer (an officer) to another post, often retiring him to a staff or nonregimental position

Words related to Seconder

secondenthusiast, exponent, patron, partisan, advocate, backer, defender, protector, supporter, proponent, support, follower, ally, interpreter, champion, spokesperson, subscriber, second, friend, expounder

Words nearby Seconder

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Origin of Seconder

11250–1300; Middle English (adj., noun and adv.) < Old French (adj.) < Latin secundus following, next, second, equivalent to sec- (base of sequī to follow) + -undus adj. suffix

Other words from Seconder

sec·ond·er , noun
sec′ ond n.

Word origin for Seconder

C19: from French en second in second rank (or position)

Synonyms for Seconder

advocate, backer, defender, enthusiast, exponent, partisan, patron, protector, supporter, champion, expounder, friend, second, spokesperson, subscriber, upholder, vindicator