1. plural of madder: climbing plants with small yellowish flowers, or red dyes made from their roots

Examples

• The textile factory imported several types of madders for natural dyeing.
• Ancient civilizations used madders to create vibrant red fabrics.
• The botanist studied different species of madders in the Mediterranean region.
• Traditional carpet makers still prefer madders over synthetic dyes.
• The garden contained madders alongside other climbing vines.
• Historical documents mention trade routes for madders and other dye materials.