English to Maori Meaning of cyder - cyder

Cyder :
cyder
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Definitions of cyder in English
Noun(1) a beverage made from juice pressed from apples
Examples of cyder in English
(1) McCartney's reply bore all the marks of a cyclostyled circular for dissident party members.(2) Enclosed with his letter were a few poems, submitted for a cyclostyled magazine I ran with some friends in Allahabad.(3) Travellers from India brought me copies of underground newsletters, cyclostyled or badly printed on cheap paper, their ink smudged but their message clear, eloquent testimony both to the people's despair and their defiance.(4) For many years he has published News from Fields and Slums, which began as a cyclostyled monthly magazine.(5) They cyclostyled a few hundred copies, and released them on a bank holiday.
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1. cider ::
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