stapler
stapler¹
Definition
sta·pler (stā′plər)
noun
- a person who deals in staple goods
- a person who staples (wool, etc.)
stapler²
Definition
sta·pler (stā′plər)
noun
- any of various devices or machines for driving staples through paper, etc., as for binding pamphlets
- a heavier device for stapling insulation, upholstery fabric, etc. in place
stapler
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: To secure more than one insert, use a saddle stapler or tie them in with elasticated cord or ribbon.
- have: He is married with 2 young children, and has a desk stapler shaped like a shark.
- buy: You will need to borrow or buy a big stapler, at least 15cm long.
- divide: The ligating and dividing system stapler is a very efficient time-saving device.
- include: It offers all the tools you need to handle paperwork, including a stapler, precision hole punch and much more.
Preposition: in
- jelly: Therefore I did not get it when work colleagues started putting staplers in green jelly.
Adjective modifier
- red: Customer Rating: Review Summary: THE red stapler, almost.
- large: You must specifically request a large stapler, which will be denied since there is no money " .
- endoscopic: AB - PURPOSE: Preliminary experience of radical retropubic prostatectomy using an endoscopic stapler is reported.
- circular: An alternative method to traditional pyloroplasty using a circular stapler.
- electric: Electric staplers are never to be used in the classroom.
- heavy-duty: Place the paper in a heavy-duty manual stapler that can use at least 1/2 inch staples.
Noun used with modifier
- wool: The son of a former Rector of Passenham, John Jenkinson was a silk mercer, linen draper and wool stapler.
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