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
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
The exhibition’s sleek pink fiberboard platforms would make the pieces “capital-A art.”
From New York Times
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