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Meaning of bunder
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bunder (n.)
A boat or raft used in the East Indies in the landing of passengers and goods.
bunder Sentence Examples
- The bunder scurried through the underbrush, its sleek fur blending with the shadows.
- With a swift leap, the bunder cleared the fallen log blocking its path.
- In the moonlight, the bunder's eyes gleamed with a mysterious intensity.
- The bunder paused momentarily, its sensitive ears twitching at the faintest sound.
- Hidden from view, the bunder nestled in a cozy burrow beneath the roots of an old oak tree.
- Despite its small size, the bunder possessed remarkable agility and speed.
- The forest echoed with the playful chatter of bunder families as they foraged for food.
- With nimble movements, the bunder darted through the dense foliage, evading predators with ease.
- As dawn broke, the bunder emerged from its den, ready to greet the new day.
- Children in the village often delighted in spotting the elusive bunder during their woodland adventures.
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A boat or raft used in the East Indies in the landing of passengers and goods.
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The bunder scurried through the underbrush, its sleek fur blending with the shadows.
With a swift leap, the bunder cleared the fallen log blocking its path.
In the moonlight, the bunder's eyes gleamed with a mysterious intensity.
The bunder paused momentarily, its sensitive ears twitching at the faintest sound.
