IPA: /ˈkʌdʒələr/
KK: /ˈkədʒələr/
A person who strikes or hits someone with a heavy stick or club.
The cudgeler defended himself against the attackers with his sturdy club.
The word 'cudgeler' originates from Middle English 'cudgel', which comes from the Old French 'cudgel', meaning a short, thick stick or club used as a weapon. The suffix '-er' indicates a person who uses or is associated with the object. Therefore, 'cudgeler' refers to a person who wields or uses a cudgel.
Think of someone who uses a 'club' ('cudgel') as a weapon, and the '-er' means a person associated with it. This helps you remember that a 'cudgeler' is someone who wields a cudgel.