1. One who defends; an advocate or champion; the defendant or person sued. Defender of the Faith, a title of the sovereign of England, first conferred by the Pope on Henry VIII, in consideration of his defence of the Church against the heresy of Luther.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• defened,
• defene,
• defendes,
• definde,
• affender,
• defendor,
• defendin,
• defnders,
• deffended,
• deffenders,
• defendors,
• afender,
• defendat,
• difenders,
• diffender,
• defende,
• defeneded,
• defendng,
• deffender,
• defedner

• Devondra,
• Devendra,
• definitor,
• defendant,
• defend her,
• tvontario,
• defend,
• definitory,
• deventer,
• dependence,
• devanter,
• dependable,
• Divinator,
• divinatory,
• divinitory,
• defending,
• depend,
• dependance,
• defined,
• devender,
• fender,
• defends,
• dependent,
• deffender,
• DEFENDOUR,
• Defended,
• defendable,
• daventry,
• dependency,
• deafened,
• diaventure.

The adverb form of "defender" is "defensively".

The adjective form of the word "defender" is "defensive".

The plural of the "defender" can be the "defenders".

The singular of the "defender" can be the "defender".