Definition of corkboard
:a heat-insulating material made of compressed granulated cork;
also
:a bulletin board made with this material
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Above one table at Judy’s Place is a corkboard tacked with stories about Patrick Marleau.
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Anyone following the Trump-Russia saga in the last few days would probably have noticed their mental corkboards getting a bit crowded with strange new faces.
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There’s also a corkboard with names of characters, and a few with pending ideas, currently in limbo.
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First Known Use of corkboard
circa 1893
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