Ender [adjective]

The speaker, a bright young East Ender, was lamenting his poor physical development.

It was taught that “the gods lived in fear of death, the strong Ender”, but were supported and fed by penance and sacrifice.

As I have before stated, the Miama was a large double-ender, and she was also a very high boat, being a double-decker as well.

Had it found the double-ender, the latters bottom-planks would have been no protection against the creatures blows.

It is, so to speak, a double-ender, being provided with a supplementary head at the point where the feet are usually situated.

In his own quarter, however, and among his own kind, the Ender displayed a composure which was simply superb.

A gentleman, whose first-rate tailoring and frictionless manners proclaim the wellbred West Ender, comes in from the hall.

In Boston, for example, there was a well-defined line, beyond which no "North-ender" dared be seen.

Thursday, September 1, 1864, the double-ender Shamrock came up from the fleet.

The double-ender Wyalusing came up from the fleet during the night.