G. Frederic Kuder has written: 'Examiner manual for the Kuder vocational preference record'
Robert C. Kuder has written: 'Ewert-Bruner genealogy' -- subject(s): Family 'Kuder-Harger genealogy'
Blanche Bane Kuder wrote a book titled "Geographical Names on the Coast of Maine." It is a guide that provides information on the origins and meanings of various geographical names along the Maine coast.
Earl Herman Wilson has written: 'Stability of interest patterns as reflected in the Kuder Preference Record' -- subject(s): Vocational interests
The town of Draper was consolidated into Eden, North Carolina in 1967. Eden has a zip code of 27288. Kallam, Karen, Kathy, Kemp, Kendall, Kennedy, Kings, Kingston, Kirkwood, Klyce, Knight, Knollwood, Knott and Kuder are streets in Eden, North Carolina.
2 syllables:bruder, buder, dudar, kuder, puder, ruder, sluder, studer, suder, tudor (1)3 syllables:magruder, mcgruder, zapruder (1)4 syllables:henry tudor, house of tudor (1) (1)http://www.rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=intruder&typeofrhyme=perfect&org1=syl&org2=l
The cast of Harvey Fellows Profile - 2007 includes: Dennis Bakke as himself Caren Bream Erica Carlson as herself Tim Cupery as Himself - Interviewee Josie Gammell as Narrator Rishi Goyal as himself Michel Grueneberg as Himself - Interviewee Angelica Grueneberge as International Prayer Rick Harden as himself Briallen Hoppe as Girl In Red Dress Ben Hunter Will Inboden as Himself - Interviewee Elise Kuder as Herself - Interviewee Amanda Llewellyn Wes Llewellyn Josh Orozco as Sel - Interviewee Santiago Sedaca as Himself - International Prayer Rainbow Underhill Sean Womack as himself
The words "kau" (to chew) "der" (the) "welsh" (another name for romansh speaking population of Switzerland).The French Swiss are (to the untrained ear) quite difficult to understand."Gibberish" - "kauderwelsh" - "the chewing of words" is a fitting description.==========================================================The German word Kauderwelsch means muddled speech, especially in several languages, or in an incomprehensible foreign language.The word welsch was given to the Romanic languages, such as those spoken in parts of Switzerland, Wallonia, Wachovia and Wales (compare English word Welsh!!)The word Kauder is either derived from the early High German word kuder, meaning oakum or poor quality flax (one theory is that the term kauderwelsch was a derogatory title for Italian flax dealers;or from Chuder, an adjective for the Romanic speaking people of Chur, Graubünden, and therefore Chuderwelsch originally meant the 'Welsh' language of the people of Chur. This theory is given a little weight by the fact that the Swiss word for Kauderwelsch is Chuderwelschor according to the Dictionary of the Brothers Grimm from the noun kaudern meaning to gobble like a turkey; blabber; prattle; speak incomprehensibly.It has nothing to do with 'chewing the Welsh' but its an amusing theory!
buehler, buhler, cuellar, hewler, muehler, mueller, pooler, ruler, schooler, schueler, schueller, schuler, schuller, shular, shuler, spuhler, stuhler, suhler, uhler, uhlirbloomer, blooper, bluer, blumer, booher, boomer, booster, boozer, breuer, brewer, brewster, bruder, bruecher, bruegger, bruemmer, bruer, brumer, bruner, bubar, buder, buechner, buegler, buehner, buehrer, bueker, buenger, buer, buerger, buescher, bueter, buettner, bugher, buker, buscher, chewer, coomer, cooner, cooper, cooter, coover, cougar, couper, cowper, crooner, cruger, cruiser, cruser, cuter, dewar, dewarr, dewbre, dooner, dudar, duecker, dueker, duer, dugar, duker, duper, euchre, eutsler, ewer, feuer, fewer, fluker, fluor, frucher, fugere, fusner, future, grauer, groomer, groover, grouper, gruber, gruner, gruver, guber, heuer, heusser, hewer, hoobler, hooper, hooser, hoosier, hooter, hoover, hoovler, huber, hubor, huebner, humor, husar, huser, juenger, junior, klooster, kluger, kluver, kluwer, koogler, kooser, kreuzer, krouner, krueger, kruer, kruger, kuder, kuhar, kuhner, kuiper, kuker, kuper, kupor, kuter, leuffer, lewter, loomer, looper, looser, looter, loser, luber, lugar, luger, luker, lunar, luper, luter, luther, luzar, mover, muellner, muenster, mugar, neuber, neuner, neuser, neuter, newer, nuber, nufer, nuhfer, oubre, pewter, pfeuffer, pflueger, pfluger, plumer, pooper, poorer, pooser, pruer, pruner, puder, roofer, rooster, rooter, router, ruder, rueter, ruether, rufer, ruger, ruiter, rumer, rumor, rumour, ruter, ruther, schluter, schooner, schuessler, schulder, schumer, schuster, scooper, scooter, sewer, shmoozer, shooter, shumer, skewer, sluder, sluiter, smoother, sooner, souter, spooner, steuver, stuber, studer, stupar, stupor, stuver, suber, sucre, suder, sueker, suiter, suitor, super, suter, sutor, suture, toomer, trooper, true fir, truer, tudor, tumor, tuner, tutor, uber, uher, user, uther, viewer, who're, woofter, woomer, wooster, yeutter, zuber, zucker, zuker, zuver
The cast of Denyat na vladetelite - 1986 includes: Lyubomir Bachvarov as Knyaz Dragomir Vasil Bachvarov as Stavraki Kosta Bikov as Izbu Lyuben Chatalov as Omurtag Vasil Dimitrov as Mihail Romgabe Veljo Goranov as Eshach Stefka Ilieva as Svidna Rumen Ivanov as Sin na Patzik Valcho Kamarashev as Tzok Ventzislav Kisyov as Lav Arnenetz Stefan Mavrodiyev as Eht Stoycho Mazgalov as Konstantin Patzik Vassil Mihajlov as Han Krum Svetozar Nedelchev as Nikifor Yuliya Radeva as Sherma Nikolay Stanchev as Oslavna Veliko Stoianov as Zitko Plamen Zahov as Kuder