Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adj. Having a cover of thick paper boards covered with cloth. Used of a book.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- adj. Bound with cloth, as opposed to other bindings such as paper or leather.
Etymologies
Examples
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His infectious energy, his talent, his great generosity in a burst of enthusiasm, he gave my beloved clothbound Collected Shakespeare to a student had put him at the center of every group of friends we had ever known.
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I should remind you that the clothbound copy of The Merewife up now is very probably the only one I will ever auction, as I received but four comp copies, back in 2005.
"Sometimes, getting laid is more important than killing orc kings."
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I will remind you that the clothbound copy of The Merewife up now is probably the only one I will ever auction, as I received but four copies, back in 2005.
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After gently unfastening the elastic strap keeping his dearest musings safe from prying eyes, little literary artiste Evan Stansky penned a few more darling thoughts into his clothbound Moleskine notebook Wednesday.
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And the kale salad with clothbound cheddar and butternut squash cannot be missed.
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One thousand signed, clothbound copies will be available, priced at $350 each.
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It was a clothbound, dustjacketed coffee table book filled with the tweeted birthday wishes of her fans.
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The paper is from a red clothbound watercolor sketchbook from France, made by Sennelier.
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The final 375 pages of this 400-page clothbound hardcover book cover trees around the world in encyclopedic fashion, complementing the write-ups with high-quality photographs of specimens.
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This 280-page clothbound hardcover includes 30 color images, 30 halftones, 26 line drawings and one table.
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