binder English

Meaning binder meaning

What does binder mean?

Definitions in simple English

binder Noun

— A binder is something that is used to bind things together, often referring to the cover or holder that holds the pages of a book together.

— A binder is a chemical that causes two other substances to form into one.

binder

— noun a machine that cuts grain and binds it in sheaves

— noun holds loose papers or magazines

— noun something used to tie or bind

— noun something used to bind separate particles together or facilitate adhesion to a surface

Synonyms binder synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as binder?

binder English » English

folder

file

ring-binder

reaper binder

portfolio

loose-leaf binder

linker

ligature

file folder

dossier

cement

adhesive

tribasic sodium phosphate

train arm

track rod

tongs

tie-rod

tie-bar

tie bar

tie

stitcher

stay bolt

stabilizer

stabiliser

sketchbook

sheafer

ring binder

plastering agent

linkage editor

link editor

keeper

grain-binder

glue

directory

cover note

connective tissue

conjugation agent

cohesive material

clip

clamp clip terminal

cementing agent

bunch

bracing

bookbinder

bonding agent

bond

binding rod

binding joist

binding agent

binding admixture

Topics binder topics

What do people use binder to talk about?

Work and occupation Tool

Fastening tool

• What words refer to something used to join things together?
  adhesive band belt binder binding bolt bond brace bracket brad buckle button cable cement chain cinch clamp clasp clip clothespin cord cotter coupler dowel fastener fastening fetter glue gum guy handcuff hasp hemp hinge hitch hook knot lace lacing lariat lashing lasso latch line linkage lock loop manacle mooring nail nut padlock paste peg pin safety pin straight pin plaster putty rivet rope screw shackle shoelace shoestring snap solder staple stay stitch stocks strap string tack tape thong thread thumbtack truss twine wedge wire wrap wrapping yarn zipper

Physical actions Arrange Tie

Rope, string

• What types of rope and string are there?
  rope string band bindings bonds cable chain cord lace lashing line ribbon rubber band shoelace shoestring strap thong twine binder twine wire

Examples binder examples

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Movie subtitles

Yes, a welt binder.

A welt binder.

Welt binder!

Since the binder takes effect tonight, I had no choice.

The binder may have some trouble with this.

Hi, I'm looking for Douglas Binder.

You a friend of Mr. Binder's?

Douglas Charles Binder.

The man's name is Douglas Binder.

Natasha Binder?

Miss Binder, I'm afraid I have some bad news.

Binder.

Binder. Douglas Binder.

Mommy, this is Creeps Binder.

Say hello to Mr. Binder.

The proof is that she has a picture of you in her binder.

Then she left, her binder under her arm.

It fell out of my binder and the other kids saw it.

In my binder.

Mrs. Roussel. Did Catherine have her binder with her that day?

Can you come over tomorrow for the binder?

The tractor would've been more important, Abram, and the binder.

I need a new blade to fix the binder.

We'd just need a new binder.

My poor Max was the first in the village who had a binder.

The scent of an underwater grass mixed with a chemical binder.

Somebody left their binder here.

Always ready to sell themselves to the highest binder.

Since the binder takes effect tonight, I had no choice. It couldn't wait. Right here, please.

They get up to this podium with a huge ring binder with all their physics revision notes in it.

WHEN BINDER CALLS FROM THE ACLU, PUT HIM RIGHT THROUGH.

Get me that binder.

The binder.

Loose-leaf binder paper.

Reinforcement tabbies for loose-leaf binder paper.

Get that binder and let's go!

Hello. We just wanted to ask you a few questions, Mrs. Binder, if we could.

And you're sure it was Jason Binder? Yeah.

News and current affairs

According to the political scientist Sarah Binder, the ideological divide between America's two main political parties has not been as large as it is now since the end of the nineteenth century.