fibreboard
Britishnoun
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There are huge saws and drills, cutting fibreboard into precise pieces.
From BBC
Hemp is used for a wide variety of things, including fibreboard, environmentally-friendly plastic substitutes and - outside the UK - for food.
From BBC
Palm oil can be used as an adhesive that binds together the particles in fibreboard.
From The Guardian
Every surface is covered in a pitted mineral texture of little stalactites, CNC-milled from gypsum fibreboard, that compresses and expands as it ripples around the room, mapping the invisible mechanics of acoustic absorption and reflection.
From The Guardian
Others are formed from pressure cookers and ball bearings, fibreboard and bedsprings, jugs of explosives and trip wires.
From The Guardian
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