1. An official who can invalidate or nullify
   "The voider struck down the irregular contract";
   - invalidator, nullifier
    
2. A piece of chain mail covering a place unprotected by armour plate
   "The blacksmith crafted a voider to reinforce the weak spots in the armour";
   - gusset
    
3. A hamper that holds dirty clothes to be washed or wet clothes to be dried
   "He tossed his dirty socks into the voider";
   - clothes hamper, laundry basket, clothes basket, linen basket
    
4. [informal] A person who defecates
   "The term voider appeared in medieval medical texts";
   - defecator [informal]

Derived forms: voiders

Type of: actor, chain armor [US], chain armour [Brit, Cdn], chain mail, doer, functionary, hamper, mail, official, ring armor [US], ring armour [Brit, Cdn], ring mail, worker

Part of: body armor [US], body armour [Brit, Cdn], cataphract, coat of mail, plate armor [US], plate armour [Brit, Cdn], suit of armor [US], suit of armour [Brit, Cdn]