reopenablebinding
nounUK /riːˈəʊpənəbl ˈbaɪndɪŋ/
US /riˈoʊpənəbl ˈbaɪndɪŋ/
A binding is reopenable when you can open it again and again without breaking it.
The notebook has a reopenable binding, so she can add new pages whenever she wants.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A book cover that can be taken off and put back on many times.
The reopenable binding let him swap the cover for a new design.
3. A software setting that lets a data connection be closed and opened again.
The app uses a reopenable binding to reconnect to the database after a pause.
4. A folder or case that can be sealed and unsealed repeatedly.
She kept her art cards in a reopenable binding so she could show them to friends.