schneider

¹

[ shnahy-der ]

verb (used with object)

1. to prevent (an opponent) from scoring a point in a game or match.

noun

1. an act of schneidering or the fact of being schneidered.

Schneider

²

[ shnahy-der ]

noun

1. Vre·ni [vren, -ee], born 1964, Swiss Alpine ski racer.

Word History and Origins

Origin of schneider¹

1930–35; < German: tailor

Example Sentences

“This will take a lot of solid negotiating,” says Mark Schneider of the International Crisis Group.

From The Daily Beast

So I wrote that sketch with Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider.

From The Daily Beast

Williams is survived by his wife, Susan Schneider, and his three children.

From The Daily Beast

Schneider and many of his fellow evangelical scholars are convinced that Christianity can survive the loss of Adam and Eve.

From The Daily Beast

Florian Schneider, with whom he co-founded the band in 1970, left in 2008.

From The Daily Beast

The first extended experimental investigation in support of it was made by Barus and Schneider, Z. phys.

From Project Gutenberg

We also visited the general offices of the Schneider Company.

From Project Gutenberg

Holm, who had been chatting gaily with the magistrate and Advocate Schneider, sat down quietly.

From Project Gutenberg

Schneider has represented a transverse section in which the anterior nerves are figured.

From Project Gutenberg

Till the inaccuracy of this observation is demonstrated, the balance of evidence appears to me to be opposed to Schneider's view.

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