packboard
- noun
- /ˈpækˌbɔrd/
- A sturdy packboard was used to reinforce the bottom of the package for extra support.
Examples
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The fragile glasses were separated by a packboard to prevent them from breaking in transit.
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He inserted a packboard between the books to keep them from shifting inside the box.
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The packboard kept the fragile items safe during shipping.
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I need a packboard for my next shipment.
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The fragile glasses were separated by a packboard to prevent them from breaking in transit.
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He inserted a packboard between the books to keep them from shifting inside the box.
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A sturdy packboard was used to reinforce the bottom of the package for extra support.
Synonyms
A long flat piece of wood used for building or making furniture
A stiff, thick paper used to make boxes and signs
Material used to wrap and protect things during transport
Material like bubble wrap that protects things during shipping or storage
A stiff, cheap board made from pressed wood chips used for furniture
A hard sheet made from wood pieces pressed together with glue
A thick, stiff type of paper used for boxes and signs
A strong, stiff cardboard made by gluing paper layers
A thick paper with a wavy layer between flat sheets used for boxes
A stiff board made from layers of paper or wood fibers used for furniture and insulation
Thick, stiff paper used to make boxes and packaging
A strong cardboard with a wavy middle layer used to make boxes
Thick, strong paper used to make the sides and inside layers of corrugated shipping boxes
Thick cardboard that people use to make book covers
A stiff thick board that people use to make or strengthen book covers and boxes
A rough yellow cardboard made from straw for boxes and book covers
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Etymology
Packboard is formed from pack and board, where pack means 'to put things together for sending' and board means 'a stiff, flat piece', like in cardboard. So a packboard is a stiff sheet used inside boxes to protect or separate items during packing.