loosebinding
nounUK /ˌluːsˈbaɪndɪŋ/
US /ˌluːsˈbaɪndɪŋ/
A way of holding pages together so they can be taken out and put back easily.
The teacher put our drawings in a loosebinding so we could add new pages later.
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2. A book style where the cover is attached only lightly to the pages.
The old storybook had a loosebinding and some pages were falling out.
3. A flexible connection that is not tight or fixed.
The loosebinding between the two parts let them move a little.
4. The act of joining things together without making them permanent.
Loosebinding the sheets made it easy to rearrange them.