IPA: //ˈnɛtˌmaɪndər//
KK: /ˈnɛtˌmaɪndər/
A player in hockey who defends the goal and tries to stop the opposing team from scoring.
The netminder made an incredible save during the championship game.
Netminder → The word is formed from "net" (from Old English *net*, meaning a mesh or network) and "minder" (from the verb "to mind", meaning to take care of or look after). A netminder is someone who takes care of or oversees a net, often used in the context of sports like hockey where the goalie is responsible for guarding the net.
Think of someone who 'minds' or takes care of a 'net' — that's why a netminder is someone who looks after the net in a game.