superglue
- noun
- /ˈsuːpərˌɡluː/
- You can bond these materials permanently with superglue for your craft project.
- superglue sticks
- superglue binds
- bind together with superglue
Examples
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Superglue is my friend.
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Do you happen to have superglue remover?
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- Have you thought about putting superglue on it?
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Ladies, pass me the superglue.
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We'll have to get some superglue.
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A little bit of superglue on either end of the pin should suffice to keep it in place.
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He bought a small labeling machine and a tube of superglue.
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Superglue and epoxy by themselves rarely hold up as well as hoped, but adding a bit of reinforcement can do wonders.
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So, I grabbed a washcloth (to bite), and my husband grabbed the superglue, and we superglued my finger back together.
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They had adhesive on the back under a peel-off paper strip, but he needed something better than that, which is why he had bought the superglue.
Fiction book (2001)
Synonyms
A sticky substance used to join two things together
A strong fast glue that sticks things quickly and can close small wounds
A very strong sticky liquid that joins things quickly
A sticky substance like glue that holds two surfaces together
A very strong glue made by mixing two parts to join hard materials like metal or glass
A thing used to make two surfaces stick together, like glue or tape
A material used to make two things stick together
Antonyms
How Strong
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Superglue comes from two simple parts: super ('very' or 'above') and glue ('sticky substance'), so it means a 'very strong' glue that bonds things quickly and often permanently.