melder

American  

[mel-der] / ˈmɛl dər /

noun

Scot.

1. the quantity of meal ground at one time; the yield of meal from a crop or specific amount of grain.

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Etymology

Origin of melder

1400–50; late Middle English meltyre < Old Norse meldr grain or meal in the mill

Example Sentences

“We’re expecting historic crowds from visitors and residents alike,” said Savannah City Manager Jay Melder.

From Seattle Times

Similarly, Bitcoin evangelists like Patrick Melder argue that Bitcoin will make adopters well off and help them beat inflation.

From Slate

Melder, a self-described evangelical with a “fundamentalist bent,” first learned about Bitcoin in 2018.

From Slate

The apparent success of Bitcoin Beach validated Melder’s belief in the cryptocurrency’s power to help the poor.

From Slate

Patrick Melder, a former ear, nose, and throat surgeon and evangelical Christian from Atlanta, followed him into the ocean.

From Slate