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- noun Plural form of
fender .
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Examples
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Speaking of cultural differences, the same Australian reader also reminded me that Australians like the British call fenders "mudguards."
Hell in a Handbasket: More Disturbing Signs BikeSnobNYC 2009
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Speaking of cultural differences, the same Australian reader also reminded me that Australians like the British call fenders "mudguards."
Archive 2009-04-01 BikeSnobNYC 2009
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For an easy boat launch or load, back the trailer into the water until the fronts of the fenders are at water level.
Boating Tips 2003
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As with the Audi TT sports car, the point where the encompassing hood meets the fenders is the point of origin for a typical Audi design element - the tornado line.
Autoblog 2010
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As with the Audi TT sports car, the point where the encompassing hood meets the fenders is the point of origin for a typical Audi design element - the tornado line.
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As with the Audi TT sports car, the point where the encompassing hood meets the fenders is the point of origin for a typical Audi design element - the tornado line.
Autoblog Damon Lavrinc 2010
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Provision for mudguards (aka fenders) appears to be non-existent.
TreeHugger 2010
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As with the Audi TT sports car, the point where the encompassing hood meets the fenders is the point of origin for a typical Audi design element - the tornado line.
Autoblog Green 2010
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As with the Audi TT sports car, the point where the encompassing hood meets the fenders is the point of origin for a typical Audi design element - the tornado line.
Autoblog Green Damon Lavrinc 2010
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As with the Audi TT sports car, the point where the encompassing hood meets the fenders is the point of origin for a typical Audi design element - the tornado line.
Autoblog Green Damon Lavrinc 2010
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