ebonite

/ˈɛbənaɪt/
noun
  1. A hard, black material made by treating rubber with sulfur, used for things like electrical insulators, combs, and buttons.
    • The old telephone was made of shiny ebonite.
    • Ebonite is often used for bowling balls because it is very durable.
    • The museum displayed a collection of 19th-century ebonite jewelry.
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