Elder

What do we mean by elder?

An older person or an older member, usually a leader, of some community.

One who is older than another.

One who lived at an earlier period; a predecessor.

An officer of a church, sometimes having teaching responsibilities.

A clergyman authorized to administer all the sacraments.

One ordained to the lowest office in the Melchizedek priesthood.

Male missionary.

(often capitalized) Title for a male missionary; title for a general authority.

A pagan or Heathen priest or priestess.

Hott missionaries for the mormon (LDS) church. They use the name elder before their last name while they're on their missions: elder . Urban Dictionary

Gay men who prefere to take cock from behind. Urban Dictionary

A goatee style beard forming from the underside of the nutsack. Urban Dictionary

Eld·er /ˈeldər/ adjective (of one or more out of a group of related or otherwise associated people) of a greater age. Urban Dictionary

ELDER = a missionary from the LDS (Mormon) Church who is YOUNGER than you are, unless you are a minor. Urban Dictionary

An amazing person Urban Dictionary

The 233rd Wordle solution. Urban Dictionary

A mindless, controlling drone of the Jehovah's Witness Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Their function is to squelch independent thought, spy on those suspected of 'wrong doing', and assist the rank and file in making day-to-day menial decisions. They also keep track of the number of hours a member spends knocking on doors each month. Most have the educational level of a toilet brush salesman, but they follow orders well. They enjoy the times spent in judicial committee, where they are privy to confessions of sexual activity of hot young girls, providing fodder for masturbatory sessions at a later time. Urban Dictionary

It's the act of being elderly: clumsy, non-technological yet curious and willing to help. www.theelderness.com Urban Dictionary

A newborn fetus that is clueless to his surroundings. Sometimes results in doing the unthinkable. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to elder:
elder, alder, eider, elver, ender, older, welder, elmer, eder, edder, eller, gelder, eluder, melder, elger, elter, helder, felder, eldor, elden, elber, elser, eldr, eldar, kelder, nelder.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word elder:
futhark, scrolls, sumo, brother, statesman, younger, sister, elders, siblings, heir, baronet, presbyterian, brothers, viscount, sisters, son, inherited, gods, baron, throne, daughter, painter, grandson, nephew, pastor, earl, eldest, sons, abuse, succeeded, uncle, educated, cousin, duke, grandfather, princess, sir, daughters, father, prince, estates, khan, married, hugh, died.

Words that rhyme with elder:
welder, gelder, melder, helder, blackwelder, felder, kelder, batchelder, bel der, compelled her, dispelled her, eckenfelder, excelled her, expelled her, feld der, felde der, felled her, held her, heldor, impelled her, paralleled her, propelled her, quelled her, repelled her, smelled her, spelled her, stelle der, swartzwelder, swelled her, upheld her, welle der, withheld her, yelled her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe elder:
respected, senior, first, tribal, wise, chief, old, mormon, local, venerable, common, second, frail, male, box, much, female, american, duke, fellow, berried, former, spiritual, native, worthy, black, prominent, dependent, deceased, rebellious, aboriginal, red, indian, active, younger, influential, reverend, revered, beloved, haired, junior, bearded, depressed, abused, demented, european, honored, holy, late, respectable, shrill, excellent, pious, christian, experienced, oldest, faithful, distinguished, scotch, noble, bereaved, aged, knowledgeable, african, learned, golden, powerful, dead, representative, grave, disabled, ill, famous, leaved.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective elder:
brother, sister, son, brothers, daughter, abuse, statesman, man, sisters, sons, children, woman, statesmen, lady, branch, care, ones, boy, boys, members, generation, women, girl, girls, daughters, child, brethren, siblings, tree, mistreatment, ladies, poet, wife, cousin, relatives, flowers, poets, seneca, sibling, bushes, member, gods, gentleman, trees, contemporary, prince, branches, bush, pupils, uncle, scholars, pith, king, traveller, males, monks, maltreatment, princes, john, princess, folks, male, colleague, companion, cousins, relative, nephew, monk, priest, dramatists, wood, generations, stranger, william, races, wine, victims.

Consonant match to elder:
alder, older, oldie, aldo, aldi, alda, all day, alday, all-day, allday, l d, al d, al day, al de, al di, all de, el d, el de, el di, elle de, hall d, hall de, halle de, hauled a, hauled her, healed a, healed he, healed her, heil der, held a, held d, held de, held he, held her, hilda a, hilde de, hill d, hill de, hold a, hold d, hold de, hold do, hold due, hold he, hold her, hold o, hold who, hole d, hole do, hole due, holed a, holed her, hull d, hurled her, il d, il de, il di, ill d, isle d, isle de, l de, l di, old a, old de, old do, old he, old her, old who, whole do.

Words that sound like elder:
elder, eldor, eldr, elter, older, alder, aulder, elders, l.a, welder, eller, eder, elda, edder, felder, eldar, helder, gelder, melder, ilter, ellar, eldred, kelder, edr, elr, ehler, l d, weldor, alter, altar, altare, shelter, allure, builder, ender, udder, iller, ild, eld, etter, helter, ular, welter, melter, belter, mulder, endor, guilder, aled, gilder, pelter, ilda, felter, elta, kelter, elser, childer, elver, eled, ilde, endre, eldo, beltre, elater, elte, udr, elster, ilr, allower, eltern, ilir, addar, adur, l t, ltr, -ular, ndar, adder, ald, aldi, alds, ailed, alar, aller, ader, aider, alda, aler, alor, adr, alders, allor, aldred, alde, adir, alir, adere, alur, -old, allier.