I. -də(r) noun
( -s )
Etymology: bound (III) + -er
archaic : boundary
II. noun
( -s )
Etymology: bound (VII) + -er
1. slang Britain
a. : dogcart
b. : a 4-wheeled cab
2. chiefly Britain : a man of objectionable manners, taste, or other form of social behavior : outsider , cad
a big, jolly fellow, with a touch of the bounder about him — D.H.Lawrence
— often used in general disparagement
almost offensive, the old bounder had been — Norman Douglas
3. : a batted ball that bounces along the ground : grounder