polyurethane

(päl′ē yo̵̅o̅rə t̸hān′)

noun

any of various synthetic polymers produced by the polymerization of a hydroxyl (OH) radical and an NCO group from two different compounds: used in elastic fibers, cushions, insulation, molded products, coatings, etc.

See polyurethane in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
Any of various resins, widely varying in flexibility, used in tough chemical-resistant coatings, adhesives, and foams.

Related Forms:

  • polˌy·uˈre·thaneˌ adjective

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