marine glue
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of marine glue
First recorded in 1840–50
Example Sentences
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His version of the camakau also uses nails, marine glue and rope, as opposed to coconut husks and tar.
From New York Times
Jeffrey’s marine glue is formed by dissolving india-rubber in four parts of benzene and adding two parts of shellac; it is extensively used, being easily applied and drying rapidly and hard.
From Project Gutenberg
The pieces of glass are stuck together with marine glue, and a very simple contrivance enables the plants or other objects to be pressed near the front, and thus brought into better view.
From Project Gutenberg
For small installations glass may be used, the joints being made with marine glue or other suitable cement.
From Project Gutenberg
If made with marine glue they require more care, but will eat all the crisper.
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