Velcro

[ vel-kroh ]

Trademark.

1. a brand name for a type of fastening tape consisting of opposing pieces of fabric, one piece with a dense arrangement of tiny nylon hooks and the other with a dense nylon pile, that interlock when pressed together, used as a closure on garments, luggage, etc., in place of buttons, zippers, and the like.

Velcro

/ ˈvɛlkrəʊ /

noun

1. a fastening consisting of two strips of nylon fabric, one having tiny hooked threads and the other a coarse surface, that form a strong bond when pressed together

Example Sentences

The Paw-fect InspirationA dog inspired the creation of Velcro.

From Ozy

The flexible brim allows you to direct water flow, and Velcro on two sides means you can wear it cowboy-hat style if that’s more your vibe.

From Outside Online

I never had to dig for them, and the Velcro was strong enough for even the roughest roads.

From Outside Online

Similarly, fasten all Velcro closures on items like glove cuffs and waistbands of baggy shorts.

From Outside Online

It has a weight limit of 500 pounds, heavy-duty puncture-proof material, and Velcro for easy entrance.

From Popular-Science

Escobar was the first to get out, setting his famous white velcro sneakers on the dirt.

From The Daily Beast

He or she is then thrown onto mattresses or Velcro-covered walls.

From The Daily Beast

Typically, the dwarf will wear padded clothing or a Velcro costume.

From The Daily Beast

A Florida lawmaker wants to legalize throwing dwarfs at Velcro-covered walls.

From The Daily Beast