fender pile (fenderpil)

One of a series of piles driven to protect works on either land or water from the concu ion of moving bodies. fendillé (F. pron. fon-de-lyā'), a. [F., fendlichet, fendlyt, a. See fiendly. Chaucer. fendu (F. pron. fon-dü'), a. [F., pp. of fendre, cleave, split: see fent. ] Cutopen; split; slashed: in costume, noting a garment or part of a garment in those fashions in which slashing was employed.-Fendu en pal [F.], in her., divided palewise said especially of a cro . Compare roided per pale, fen-duck (fen'duk), n. The shoveler-duck, Spa tula clype at a, often found in fens. fendy (fen'di), a. [ fenestral Evan opened the conversation with a panegyric upon Alice, who, he said, was both canny and fendy . Scott , Waverley, xviii.