binder

In the memorial sits a three-ring-binder which contains the bios of the women who have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Many runways are asphaltic concrete—aggregate in a bitumen binder—which softens and melts under heat.

The letter is four pages long, written on binder paper, in careful cursive.

As Sarah A. Binder and Steven S. Smith show in their book Politics or Principle?

I will be glad to hand this binder down to my niece and vouch for its comfort.

Then, seeing no need to waste time, the corporal rode towards Courthorne's homestead, and found its owner stripping a binder.

Then Winston recognized them, and made a sign to one of the men behind him as he hauled his binder clear of the wheat.

Takes time, of course, but the sharp grit puts down the grain like a binder knife, if it blows through the field long enough.

A week or so after the supper party Festing started for the settlement with some pieces of a binder in his wagon.

At first, manufacturers of vertical filing equipment supplied nothing more substantial than boxes made of binder's board.