fiberboard
Americannoun
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a building material made of wood or other plant fibers compressed and cemented into rigid sheets.
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a sheet of this.
Etymology
Origin of fiberboard
Example Sentences
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Titled “Gizmo 1,” the five-foot-tall plywood and carved fiberboard tower sits in the animal pasture.
From Seattle Times
Some 7,000 acres burned by the Bootleg went through a major thinning that turned smaller trees into chips hauled to a Klamath Falls fiberboard plant and left larger trees with more space to grow.
From Seattle Times
She teaches swimming to poor children and, in her spare time, carves fingers out of fiberboard.
From New York Times
The materials are simple — plexiglass, plywood, medium-density fiberboard, Formica, nails, screws and light bulbs.
From New York Times
Mr. Ross bought mushroom spores from local farmers and coaxed them to grow into a substance he describes as akin to medium-density fiberboard.
From New York Times
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