suber

[soo-ber]

noun

1. cork.

Word History and Origins

Origin of suber¹

1790–1800; < New Latin, Latin sūber cork oak, its outer bark

Example Sentences

The SDG Impact Fund was founded as a nonprofit in 2013 by Anthony Suber and Amber Nystrom, whose backgrounds are in finance and wealth management, and Colborn Bell, founder of the crypto investment advisory firm Finite Square Well and founder-director of the Museum of Crypto Art.

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In a December 2013 email, Katie Dodge, an executive assistant at Rosemont Seneca, wrote to Kellen Suber in the office of the vice president asking for “a Christmas Miracle,” and a “Big favor for Hunter,” by ensuring a lobbyist friend of Hunter Biden’s business partner, Eric Schwerin, could secure a last-minute White House tour to see the holiday decorations.

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The state of the whole industry was once described as a "catastrophe" by Peter Suber, director of the Harvard Office for Scholarly Communication and director of the Harvard Open Access Project, which advocates for open-access scholarly papers.

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Suber hit a floater to give his team a 33-31 lead with three minutes remaining.

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Suber’s timely charge with 30 seconds left and his team up three points capped a stellar defensive performance during a 41-36 win in which Mt.

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