Glue
గ్లూ
definition
verb
the wood is cut up into small pieces which are then glued together
fasten or join with or as if with glue.
noun
Adhesives and glues are substances that are capable of bonding two solid materials together at their surfaces.
an adhesive substance used for sticking objects or materials together.
translation of 'glue'
జిగురుతో అంటించు,
జిగురు
example
The self-assembly chairs, tables and sofas fit together without screws or 'glue' .
Researchers plan to use the substance as a sort of 'glue' for teeth-straightening braces.
The 'glue' supplied to stick nail on nail would do a sterling job of adhering the girders of the Forth Bridge together.
The 'glue' used was an epoxy resin of which two types were employed for different reasons.
So I decided to make it thicker by adding a rubber layer, again glued with neoprene 'glue' .
waterproof 'glue'
The substance was finally identified as white PVA adhesive, a type of industrial 'glue' .
what is the 'glue' that holds companies together?
Hannah found some scissors, material and 'glue' , while Ton found paints and paintbrushes.
The meat was being made to adhere together due, basically, to toxic 'glue' .
Squeeze a dot of 'glue' in the middle of the stick and press the face bead in it until set.
This kind of 'glue' will stick to animal tissue as well as to metals and other materials.
Madeleine brushed a streak of 'glue' next to the Polaroid and stuck the green paper to the wall.
The lid was sealed down, and two heavy duty magnets were stuck to the lid, using 'glue' to hold the box on the underside of the car.
Then designate him as the control, and stick to him like 'glue' for the rest of the night.
Every day she would proudly leave the Club with some brilliant construction in lolly sticks, paint and 'glue' .
I used a strong epoxy 'glue' to secure both the swivel and the brass rod in position.
The next day I woke up and my eyes had swollen and were stuck together with what seemed like 'glue' .
Some 90 minutes earlier, downtown Port-of-Spain was like a ghost town, allowing traffic to flow smoothly, as everyone 'was glued to' televisions and radios.
He, like many others of his ilk, 'was glued to' television on Sunday morning watching the replays of truly one of the great moments of Indian cricket.
After building a wall of sandbags outside the shop, he 'glued' the door shut, put silicone around it and settled in.
And these are enzymes that make up a 'gluey' , sticky substance, known as glucan, and the bacteria make this from sugar.
In cities such as Prague, expatriates 'were glued to' televisions in bars, bemused locals looking on.
It was also 'gluey' , sticky and holding: you skidded over some bits and got stuck in others.
Modern items use bought-in material like 'glues' and plastic resins which are not produced locally.
A cylinder was created from this rectangle, 12 inches tall, by 'gluing' the ends together
Make sure to use pipe cleaner before 'gluing' your pipe fittings together.
Our interest was further piqued when Shanghaiist's Chinese literature professor remarked that he too 'was glued to' the television every night.
The most common criticism of British hardcovers is that they are 'glued' rather than sewn.
During the average 30-day life span of the louse, the female attaches 60 to 150 eggs, commonly called nits, to hair shafts near the scalp with a sticky, 'gluey' substance.
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