brander

American  

[bran-der] / ˈbræn dər /

verb (used with object)

Building Trades.

1. to apply furring to (a surface).

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verb (used without object)

1. to apply furring.

Etymology

Origin of brander

First recorded in 1865–70; back formation from brandering

Example Sentences

Diane Brander wears shorts to work sometimes, too.

From BBC

The levels in these first results suggest that more testing is warranted, said Susanne Brander, an associate professor and ecotoxicologist at Oregon State University.

From Los Angeles Times

This is the best the "master brander" can do these days?

From Salon

That's approximately a teaspoon of pesticide in an Olympic-sized swimming pool, Brander said.

From Science Daily

While a lot of research focuses on zebrafish as a model for human health, Brander says many fish species share a large percentage of their genes with humans, and thus can be used as models to predict how humans might respond to a chemical.

From Science Daily