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• n  a respondent who avoids giving a clear direct answer
• n  someone who counterbalances one transaction (as a bet) against another in order to protect against loss
• n  a gardener who takes care of and trims hedges

• They could as easily call him "the great hedger.
• Since an oil supplier has more freedom than an oil hedger after all, a supplier sits on oil with no rush to sell it, as a hedger attempts to curb real risk a supplier can .
• This is not to say that Gore is the only hedger in the race.

• equivocator
• tergiversator

News & Articles

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• Up to Speed: Hedger Chassis Moves to Head of Class in SBS Division
  After a half dozen races, the top twenty drivers in the current championship standings sit behind the wheel of either a Hedger Racing Chassis or an FFB Chassis, with the Hedger gang currently holding the front five positions in the title hunt. Continue reading ? The post Up to Speed: Hedger Chassis Moves to Head of Class in SBS Division appeared first on Oswego County Today .
  June 27, 2013 - Oswego County Today

Quotes

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• Ray Nagin in Shreveport Times
  Young people are seeing this as a land of opportunity,Nagin said, in ways such as investing in fixer-up or flooded houses or work - "If you can buy a lawn mower and a hedger, you can go out in this community and make some good money."
• T Boone Pickens in Bloomberg
  You've got to have a commodity market, because a producer has to have an opportunity to hedge when they feel like the risk is becoming too great for them,Pickens said. "For every hedger, you have to have a speculator."