Binder

/ˈbaɪndər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A cover or holder for storing loose sheets of paper, typically with rings or clasps.

She organized her notes in a blue three-ring binder.

A substance that adheres to surfaces, often used in context of paint, adhesives, or food.

The recipe called for a binder to hold the ingredients together.

A person or thing that binds.

The binder of a legal agreement must ensure all parties are in agreement.

Derived from the verb 'bind', meaning to fasten or secure.

binder clip

A metal or plastic clip used to hold papers together.

binder full of

A collection of various documents or materials organized in a binder.

bind

To tie or secure items together.

binding

The act of fastening or securing pages or materials.

A binder full of useful information.

I've got a binder on that topic; it has everything we need.

In some contexts, a slang term for a portfolio.

He brought his binder to the meeting, loaded with potential projects.