Pronunciation: /ˈrʌbər/
noun a rubber eraser.
A1 I use a rubber eraser to correct my mistakes in pencil.
A2 She wore rubber boots to protect her feet from the rain.
B1 The rubber band snapped when I stretched it too far.
B2 The rubber seal around the window keeps out drafts and noise.
C1 The rubber used in the construction of the building is specially designed for earthquake resistance.
C2 The scientist conducted experiments to study the properties of rubber under extreme temperatures.
adjective made of rubber or resembling rubber in flexibility or toughness.
A1 I have a rubber ball.
A2 She uses a rubber band to tie her hair.
B1 The rubber sole of my shoe is wearing out.
B2 The rubber seal on the window keeps out the cold air.
C1 The rubber gasket in the engine needs to be replaced.
C2 The rubberized coating on the handle provides a comfortable grip.
formal The rubber used in the production of tires is of high quality.
informal I always carry a rubber in my bag in case I make a mistake while writing.
slang Hey, can you pass me that rubber so I can fix this pencil drawing?
figurative The team's defense was like a rubber band, always bending but never breaking.
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