[f. BODE v.1 + -ER1.] One who or that which bodes.
c. 975. Rushw. Gosp., Luke ix. 33. Bodere [Lindisf. bodare = Vulg. praeceptor], god is us her to wosane.
1692. E. Walker, Epictetus’ Mor., xxiii. You should suppose This Boder could Futurity disclose.
1846. Landor, Hellenics, Wks. II. 485. The sunny circles … boders of a storm.
