1. a person who leads a dissolute or immoral life
Usage: informal; somewhat dated
2. a ball game similar to baseball played chiefly in British schools
Usage: British

1. comparative form of round; more round in shape

Examples

• The old rounder spent his days gambling and drinking.
• He was known as a rounder who couldn’t hold down a steady job.
• The children played rounders during their physical education class.
• Rounders is popular in British primary schools.
• The second ball was rounder than the first one.
• She preferred the rounder design for the logo.
• His face looked rounder after he gained weight.