Definitions
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- adj. Not easily broken
Etymologies
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Examples
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Fax: 1-210-HELOISE E-mail: Heloise@Heloise.com FAST FACTS Dear Heloise: I save plastic, nonbreakable, clear peanut-butter jars.
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I save plastic, nonbreakable, clear peanut-butter jars.
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Made of nonbreakable Vinilyte plastic, and designed for the new speed of 33-1/3 r.p.m., the records were developed by Dr. Peter Goldmark of Columbia Records.
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He sells a nonbreakable pocket comb for 25 cents that he procures from his vendor for eight cents.
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Note: In the future, if you are sending me your snot, please use a nonbreakable vessel.
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Hold a magic holiday card in your right hand and place a nonbreakable tumbler on the top edge of the card.
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Once the gifts were stashed and Mike began to emerge from his nap, they'd retraced their steps through the mall, this time shopping for items John didn't have to sneak past the boy: strands of tiny silver-white lights, garlands of tinsel, nonbreakable tree ornaments with satiny finishes and, at Molly's insistence, a large package of multicolored pipe cleaners.
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Show your youngest children how to carry napkins, placemats and other nonbreakable objects and how to place them on the table or return them back into a cabinet, shelf or drawer.
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From the type of leather and where it comes from to how it's tanned to breakable versus nonbreakable parts
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Hang nonbreakable ornaments on the lower branches, if you hang any at all at your pet's level.
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