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rubber cement
noun
- a viscous, flammable liquid consisting of unvulcanized rubber dispersed in benzene, gasoline, or the like, used chiefly as an adhesive.
rubber cement
noun
- any of a number of adhesives made by dissolving rubber in a solvent such as benzene
Word History and Origins
Origin of rubber cement1
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Example Sentences
He often brought work home, using an X-Acto knife and rubber cement to cut and paste layouts, decades before I'd learn to do so on a Mac.
To stabilize the chemicals, the Frees experimented with rubber cement, potato starch, varnish, plaster of Paris and egg albumin before settling on gelatin, which appeared to work best.
His recollection of his unflappable mother using table salt to extinguish a raging fire he’d set while playing with a lighter and rubber cement.
“Bob had built an eight- or ten-foot X out of plywood,” Doe recalls, “took it out to the desert, covered it in rubber cement because it burned slower and burned it and filmed it.”
Hal sprays the tire with soapy water to locate the bubbly leak, splotches on some rubber cement, sticks in a plug, and charges them fifty bucks.
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