'Redder in nood' is Dutch. It means 'lifesaver'.
nood means naked
redder
redder, reddest
"Knood" is not a widely recognized term in English, but it may refer to a playful or nonsensical variation of "nood," which is often used informally to describe a noodle or something that is soft and flexible. It could also be a misspelling of "knot" or a term used in specific contexts or communities. Without additional context, its meaning may vary.
redder, reddest
The cast of Hoge Nood - 2014 includes: Rutger de Bekker as Otto Mik van Goor
Yes, as in "After being in the sun, his skin was redder than before."
Theodor Redder was born on 1941-11-19.
"The proof of it will turn to redder drops." The palindrome is, of course, "redder".
Yes because they are planning it
redder
redder