Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A kind of strawboard or cardboard in which ground cork is mixed with the paper-pulp. It is light, elastic, and a non-conductor of heat and sound.
  • noun In currying, a board, with a cork surface, used by a workman to board or grain a skin or hide.

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  • noun A kind of strawboard or cardboard in which ground cork is mixed with the paper-pulp.

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Examples

  • I chose the size and location of the white-board and cork-board, though my predecessor/successor chose the wall and furniture colours.

    Roller-coaster pnijjar 2008

  • When she tacked up the poster on the cork-board and explained the details, I noticed Paul perk up in his seat.

    Chicken Soup for the Soul: Living Catholic Faith Jack Canfield 2008

  • When she tacked up the poster on the cork-board and explained the details, I noticed Paul perk up in his seat.

    Chicken Soup for the Soul: Living Catholic Faith Jack Canfield 2008

  • Plus they forgot to take their cork-board, so I can deliver it for them.

    phluid61 Diary Entry phluid61 2006

  • My inspiration board is a cork-board that hangs on the wall in my craft room.

    The Art and Craft of Entertaining Kimberly Kennedy 2005

  • My inspiration board is a cork-board that hangs on the wall in my craft room.

    The Art and Craft of Entertaining Kimberly Kennedy 2005

  • Snapshots of staff members and their families were pinned to a cork-board above a round table.

    Winter Soldier Carroll, Marisa 1999

  • It was a fairly large conference room typical of the kind in many an ad agency: a portable blackboard up front; a good many enlarged photographs and sketches pinned to the cork-board walls, most of them of settings or the plans for settings down on the Big Floor; a long conference table surrounded by men in shirt-sleeves, sweaters, or suit coats.

    Time and Again Finney, Jack 1995

  • BACK FOR GRUB 'was still pinned to the cork-board.

    Longshot Francis, Dick 1990

  • 'Because of your message,' Mackie said, 'on the cork-board.'

    Longshot Francis, Dick 1990

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