bookbinder

[ book-bahyn-der ]

noun

1. a person or company whose business or work is the binding of books.

bookbinder

/ ˈbʊkˌbaɪndə /

noun

1. a person whose business or craft is binding books

Derived Forms

• ˈbookˌbinding, noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of bookbinder¹

1300–50; Middle English bok-bindere; book, binder ( def )

Example Sentences

“In terms of misinformation, this is what podcast culture, YouTube video essays, and educational TikToks have done to people,” Bookbinder said.

From Slate

“These things matter,” Bookbinder said, stressing the consequence of remembering a full cultural timeline.

From Slate

Pop Crave “is the first-ever truly incidental news source, where you’re being told things in a way that is being framed as breaking news, but it’s something that would not have crossed your mind otherwise,” Bookbinder said.

From Slate

Noah Bookbinder, the president of the government watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said it seems “pretty unlikely” that Calvert violated any of Congress’ “pretty loose, and pretty permissive” conflict-of-interest laws.

From Los Angeles Times

“It gets tougher when you think about the appearance of a conflict,” Bookbinder said.

From Los Angeles Times