Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A firm cardboard for making boxes.
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- noun
Paperboard used for themanufacture of foldingcartons and rigidboxes .
Etymologies
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Examples
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It's traced on to boxboard which is cut, bent and stapled to make the model.
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It's not napkin rings, but I can't stand when cereal box-tops don't easily open and the boxboard starts to separate and rip.
Tagged Jessica 2008
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Another board named Duplex board (or boxboard) is similar but the inner layer is made from grey (ie unbleached) chemical pulp.
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Our manufacturers make and use more than two hundred and seventy-five different kinds of paper, including newsprint, boxboard, building papers, book papers and many kinds of specialty papers.
The School Book of Forestry Charles Lathrop Pack
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The city wants to expand its recycling to include a broader range of plastics, boxboard, shrink wrap and junk mail, said city recycling supervisor Brady Brunsvold.
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This increase is the first for bleached kraft boxboard grades by North American producers since October 2008.
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The city wants to expand its recycling to include a broader range of plastics, boxboard, shrink wrap and junk mail, said city recycling supervisor Brady Brunsvold.
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Recycled boxboard demand increased just 1% in 2003 following three years of declines in folding board demand.
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The city wants to expand its recycling to include a broader range of plastics, boxboard, shrink wrap and junk mail, said city recycling supervisor Brady Brunsvold.
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The city wants to expand its recycling to include a broader range of plastics, boxboard, shrink wrap and junk mail, said city recycling supervisor Brady Brunsvold.
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