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binding

49 ENTRIES FOUND:
  1. 1) binding (noun)
  2. 2) binding (adjective)
  3. bind (verb)
  4. binding course (noun)
  5. binding edge (noun)
  6. binding energy (noun)
  7. binding joist (noun)
  8. binding post (noun)
  9. binding rafter (noun)
  10. binding receipt (noun)
  11. binding screw (noun)
  12. binding strake (noun)
  13. binding tape (noun)
  14. acid-binding (adjective)
  15. adhesive binding (noun)
  16. bias binding (noun)
  17. case binding (noun)
  18. check binding (noun)
  19. circuit binding (noun)
  20. comb binding (noun)
  21. divinity circuit binding (noun)
  22. edition binding (noun)
  23. flexible binding (noun)
  24. foot-binding (noun)
  25. full binding (noun)
  26. inlaid binding (noun)
  27. law binding (noun)
  28. library binding (noun)
  29. mechanical binding (noun)
  30. mosaic binding (noun)

1bind·ing

noun \ˈbīn-diŋ\

Definition of BINDING

1
: the action of one that binds
2
: a material or device used to bind: as a : the cover and materials that hold a book together b : a narrow fabric used to finish raw edges c : a set of ski fastenings for holding the boot firm on the ski
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Examples of BINDING

  1. a carpet edged with canvas binding
  2. The bindings have started to come loose.

First Known Use of BINDING

13th century

Other Printing Terms

epigraph, errata, leader, mechanical, notch, tittle, underscore, widow

Rhymes with BINDING

finding, winding

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