IPA: /ˈkɑːrdər/
KK: /ˈkɑrdər/
A person who uses a machine to prepare wool for spinning, or a criminal who illegally obtains credit card information.
The carder worked diligently to prepare the wool for the spinning process.
Carder → The word 'carder' comes from the Old English 'cærdian', meaning to comb or card wool. It refers to a person who cards wool, preparing it for spinning.
Think of someone who 'combs' or 'cards' wool to prepare it for spinning — that's what a carder does.