Cuspador [kuhs-puh-dawr] [] noun -
- an adventurer, typically from the 16th century, who exists on the cusp of many things.
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2 Responses to “Cuspador”
cuspIdor means “spitter” in portuguese.
maybe cuspador could mean an attempt of a semi-illiterate peson to describe a luso-compatriat that has a nasty habbit of constantly spitting on sidewalks, or out of car windows without any regard for his/her fellow citizens…
By poo poo on Mar 24, 2008
Too much like “cuspidor,” which is a word in English (derived from the Portuguese “cuspidor,” as noted in the previous comment)and so “cuspador” would be associated with spitting, not being on the cusp.
By George Nathan on May 1, 2008