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bonder

bonder

6.7
A material used to make two things stick together
  • noun
  • /ˈbɒndər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : adhesivo
  • Before painting, apply a bonder to help the new layer stick better.

But what is the primer apply after pH bonder?

Examples

  • This type of bonder is commonly used in construction to join metal parts.

  • The mason used a strong bonder to secure the bricks.

  • This bonder works well.

  • What a great bonder!

  • The mason used a strong bonder to secure the bricks in place during the construction.

  • Before painting, apply a bonder to ensure the new layer adheres effectively to the surface.

  • This type of bonder is commonly utilized in construction projects to join metal parts securely.

Synonyms

adhesive
vsbonder
30 3.6

A sticky substance used to join two things together

also covers mechanical devices as well as substances for joining items
superglue
vsbonder
5 3.3

A very strong glue that joins things quickly and stays joined

is the broader term for any bonding substance or device, not only fast permanent ones
binder
vsbonder
  • Specialized
3 3.9

A thing that makes materials stick together, for example in paint or food

applies to joining separate parts or using devices that bond surfaces together
adhesive agent
vsbonder
4.4

A thing used to make two surfaces stick together, like glue or tape

also includes devices used to hold things together, not just substances

How Strong

weld
  • Specialized
8 4.2
bonder
  • Specialized
6.7
glue
214 1.0

Surface Forms

bonder singular
bonders plural

Morphology

bonder = bond (transparent) = bond + er

Instrument/agent noun formed from 'bond' with '-er'; used for a substance or device that bonds, which is predictable from the base.

Etymology

Bonder comes from bond 'to stick or join' plus -er, which makes it a thing that does the joining. So a bonder is a material or tool, like glue, that helps parts stick together.