binder
/ˈbaɪndər/
noun
- A hard cover or folder used to hold loose papers, documents, or sheets together, often with rings or a spine.
- She organized all her class notes in a three-ring binder.
- I need a new binder for my project reports.
- He labeled the binder with a sticker so he could find it easily.
- A person or thing that binds, such as a machine or tool that ties things together.
- In the printing shop, the binder assembled the pages into a book.
- The machine acted as a binder, wrapping the cables tightly.
- The farm used a binder to tie the wheat into sheaves.
- A substance or material used to hold other materials together, such as in construction or cooking.
- Eggs are often used as a binder in meatloaf recipes.
- This glue is a strong binder for wood and paper.
- The cement acts as a binder for the sand and gravel in concrete.
- A temporary insurance document that provides coverage until a formal policy is issued.
- The agent issued a binder so the car was insured immediately.
- Make sure you keep the binder until the official policy arrives.
- We received a binder for the house insurance while the paperwork was processed.