IPA: /ˈwɒdə/
KK: /ˈwɑːdər/
A person who grows or cultivates a type of plant known as woad, which is used for dyeing.
The wadder harvested the woad plants to produce natural dye.
The word 'wadder' originates from Old English 'wædder', meaning a wether or male sheep. It specifically refers to a ram, particularly in the context of sheep farming.
Think of the Old English word for a male sheep, 'wædder', to remember that 'wadder' refers to a ram.