"dodderer" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: dodderers [plural]
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  1. Somebody who dodders. Translations (somebody who dodders): Tattergreis (english: old man) [masculine] (German), Tattergreisin (english: old woman) [masculine] (German), ramol [masculine] (Polish), pierdziel [masculine] (Polish)

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