bond
noun [C usually singular] (JOIN) /bɒnd/
/bɑːnd/ Definition
› a place where single parts of something are joined together, especially with glue, or the type of join made: When the glue has set, the bond formed is watertight. a strong/weak/permanent bondGlues and gluing and stickiness
(Definition of bond noun (JOIN) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- adhere verb
- adhesion noun
- adhesive adjective
- adhesive noun
- Blu-Tack noun
- bond verb (JOIN)
- epoxy resin noun
- fixative noun
- gloop noun
- glue noun
- glue verb
- gum noun (STICKY SUBSTANCE)
- gum verb
- gummed adjective
- honeydew noun (STICKY SUBSTANCE)
- plaster verb
- putty noun
- slimy adjective
- stick-on adjective
- sticky adjective (NOT DRY/SMOOTH)
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