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/kawrk"bawrd', -bohrd'/, n.1. an insulating material made of compressed cork, used in building, for industrial purposes, etc.2. a bulletin board made of this material.[1890-95; CORK + BOARD]
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corkboard — [kôrk′bôrd΄] n. 1. cardboard made with granulated cork, used esp. for insulation 2. a bulletin board made of this material … English World dictionary
corkboard — noun Date: circa 1893 a heat insulating material made of compressed granulated cork; also a bulletin board made with this material … New Collegiate Dictionary
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