Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Noting pamphlets, etc., that are fastened with wire.
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Examples
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Plywood is cut to a pattern, bent and clamped over some simple molds, then wire-stitched and epoxy-glued along the seams.
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Plywood is cut to a pattern, bent and clamped over some simple molds, then wire-stitched and epoxy-glued along the seams.
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Plywood is cut to a pattern, bent and clamped over some simple molds, then wire-stitched and epoxy-glued along the seams.
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Plywood is cut to a pattern, bent and clamped over some simple molds, then wire-stitched and epoxy-glued along the seams.
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In one corner of this placard was a wire-stitched pad of post cards, one of which passengers were invited to pull off.
Business Correspondence Anonymous
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The sheets are stitched through with thread -- they might, of course, have been wire-stitched -- and then a paper cover is pasted on, as in the case of any magazine or paper-bound book.
The Booklover and His Books Harry Lyman Koopman 1898
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Issued wire-stitched, without wrappers, and with trimmed edges.
A Bibliography of the writings in Prose and Verse of George Henry Borrow Thomas James Wise 1898
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