Eder
[ey-duh r]
- a river in central Germany, mainly in Hesse and flowing E to Kassel. 110 miles (177 km) long.
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Contemporary Examples
Eder Campuzano: Doing the laundry you put off for two weeks for free is like winning the World Series of procrastination.
According to the transcripts, police have not ruled out Eder Herrera as an accomplice.
Serial Killer’s Twisted Logic: Allegedly Murdered Homeless Victims as Community ServiceChristine Pelisek
March 16, 2012
Eder was released when police were unable to find enough evidence to link him to the crimes.
Serial Killer’s Twisted Logic: Allegedly Murdered Homeless Victims as Community ServiceChristine Pelisek
March 16, 2012
Historical Examples
Dr. Eder says this last is quicker and better for portraits.
Photography in the Studio and in the FieldEdward M. Estabrooke
For soda developers, Eder uses a solution of 10 parts of pure crystallized soda in 100 parts of water.
Like myself, however, Dr. Eder was unable to effect anything.
With the Judans in the Palestine CampaignJ. H. (John Henry) Patterson
After passing several chalets we came to that of the Eder Olm.
Hydroquinone as a developer was introduced this year by Eder and Toth, but it did not make much progress at first.
The Evolution of PhotographyJohn Werge