PVC

(pē′vē′sē)

noun

any of a family of polymers derived from vinyl chloride: they have many uses in various forms, as in rigid plastic pipes and clear, thin food wrapping

Origin: p(oly)v(inyl) c(hloride)

See PVC in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A common thermoplastic resin, used in a wide variety of manufactured products, including rainwear, garden hoses, phonograph records, and floor tiles.

Origin:

Origin: p(oly)v(inyl) c(hloride)

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