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corder

  • a word derived from cord.
    cord
    noun
    a string or thin rope made of several strands braided, twisted, or woven together.

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I snap a picture with my corder and hold my breath.

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My corder hangs from my neck but I keep a hand near it all the time in case I spy something new.

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As I climb down the tree, the corder makes a soft click.

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A second later, the confirmation window pops up — the corder recognized the bird!

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Higgins turned on a small micro-cassette re- corder.

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