dander

N สะ เก็ด ผิวหนัง ของ สัตว์  sa-ked-phio-nang-kong-sad

DANDER

Dan "der, n. Etym: [Corrupted from dandruff. ]

DANDER

Dan "der, v. i. Etym: [See Dandle. ]

dander

dander 3 |ˈdandə (r ) |chiefly Scottish ▶noun a stroll. ▶verb [ no obj., with adverbial of direction ] stroll: he dandered in to change his coat. ORIGIN late 16th cent.: frequentative form; perhaps related to dialect dadder ‘quake ’ and daddle ‘dawdle ’.

dander

dan der 1 |ˈdandər ˈdændər | ▶noun (in phrase get /have one's dander up ) informal lose one's temper. ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: of unknown origin.

dander

dan der 2 |ˈdændər ˈdandər | ▶noun skin flakes in an animal's fur or hair. ORIGIN late 18th cent.: related to dandruff .

dander

dander 1 |ˈdandə | ▶noun (in phrase get /have one's dander up ) informal lose one's temper. ORIGIN mid 19th cent. (originally US ): of unknown origin.

dander

dander 2 |ˈdandə (r )| ▶noun [ mass noun ] flakes of skin in an animal's fur or hair. ORIGIN late 18th cent.: related to dandruff .

dander

dander 3 |ˈdandə (r ) |chiefly Scottish ▶noun a stroll. ▶verb [ no obj., with adverbial of direction ] stroll: he dandered in to change his coat. ORIGIN late 16th cent.: frequentative form; perhaps related to dialect dadder ‘quake ’ and daddle ‘dawdle ’.

dander

dan der /dǽndə r /名詞 U ｟くだけて ｠怒り, かんしゃく . g è t one's [A's ] d á nder ù p ｟やや古 /おどけて ｠怒る [Aを怒らす ].