Wader
Pronunciation: /ˈweɪdər/
Wader (noun)
- A bird that walks in shallow water near the shore or wetlands to find food.
- A type of bird with long legs and a long beak, adapted for feeding in mud or water.
- A person who wears waterproof boots to walk in rivers or lakes, often for fishing or research.
Examples
- A wader searches for food along the shore.
- The shore bird wader feeds when the tide is low.