Someone who binds.
Used in a Sentence
binders
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for binders.
Editorial note
I can feel their pain: I have two binders from school in Germany that don't fit on the shelf with my other (US-sized) binders.
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Quick take
Someone who binds.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of binders gathered in one view.
Someone who binds books; a bookbinder.
A cover or holder for unbound papers, pages, etc.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for binders.
noun
Someone who binds.
noun
Someone who binds books; a bookbinder.
noun
A cover or holder for unbound papers, pages, etc.
noun
Something that is used to bind things together, often referring to the mechanism that accomplishes this for a book.
Example sentences
I can feel their pain: I have two binders from school in Germany that don't fit on the shelf with my other (US-sized) binders.
The only catch was that you had to put it all into the ring binders by yourself!
We still have the manuals from it (binders of them - they are amazing).
No matter how tasteful they are, hotel rooms just feel like prison cells with their kischy decor, activity binders, and 1970's televisions.
For paper documentation, they'll probably claim: Bring two binders with the procedures to the plane, store at different sides of the cockpit.
It was documented, put in a series of binders, and placed on a shelf.
The end result is that I wouldn't be surprised if, nationally, enormous binders are more common than GIS.
The good news is that it is relatively easy to purchase insurance and insurance agents produce standardized documents (binders) that document coverage.
Then inert, known-safe binders and fillers are added, like cellulose and dextrose, to make the dosage amount more convenient for handling and swallowing.
Google slices users into buckets, and Mitt Romney has binders full of women.
It's always great to check out old binders, the feeling of finding a random old card that's worth a bunch now is awesome.
The property records in my county are in the form of yellowing pages in 20-pound leather post binders on those rolling high-density shelves.
Quote examples
Anecdote: the office management/finance/HR people in the european office where I work really, really hate US Letter formats, because they don't really fit in "normal" binders.
(also, try not to ever say "binders full of women") I don't think "try not to say" political correctness is intellectually compelling.
But then there's a pregnant pause and I catch myself blurting out, "At least a client threatened to take away our business if we didn't start keeping bug records, so now we have 3-ring binders and paper forms to record our bugs.
That said I stand by my opinion at the time that they were blowing it WAY out of proportion and used the word "hacked" a number of times when really all I did was observe data that students were exposing right on the outside of their binders.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use binders in a sentence?
I can feel their pain: I have two binders from school in Germany that don't fit on the shelf with my other (US-sized) binders.
What does binders mean?
Someone who binds.
What part of speech is binders?
binders is commonly used as noun.