rubber goods

British  

plural noun

1. euphemistic contraceptives; condoms

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Example Sentences

"Design principles developed and demonstrated in this work could be applicable across a wide range of industries, including high-volume applications such as tires and industrial rubber goods, as well as emerging applications such as wearable devices."

From Science Daily

"The wide gap between natural rubber production and consumption... is a major concern for the Indian rubber goods sector," he adds.

From BBC

It was founded in 1899 – before cars became mainstream – to sell mill supplies and rubber goods.

From New York Times

Federal-Mogul traces its history to the end of the 19th century, when two partners set up as business to sell mill supplies and rubber goods, which later focused on manufacturing bearings.

From New York Times

But the company’s rise to global prominence turned Waterloo and its larger twin city, Kitchener, from being Canada’s rubber goods, hot dog and furniture capital into the country’s high-tech center.

From New York Times