bonder
/ˈbɑndər/
noun
- A person or thing that bonds, especially a substance used to join materials together (e.g., glue, adhesive).
- The carpenter used a special wood bonder to fix the broken chair.
- This epoxy is a strong bonder for metal and plastic.
- A good bonder ensures the tiles stay firmly on the wall.
- A person who posts a bond (surety) for someone else, often in legal or financial contexts.
- As a bonder, she guaranteed that the contractor would finish the project.
- The bonder paid the bail to get the defendant released from jail.
- The insurance company acted as a bonder for the large construction loan.