backstrip Definition
- 1a strip of leather or other material on the back of a book to which the covers are attached
- 2a strip of wood or metal fitted onto the back of a tool, such as a saw or plane, to strengthen it or to hold it together
Using backstrip: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "backstrip" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The backstrip of the book was made of high-quality leather.
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The saw's backstrip was reinforced with metal for durability.
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Summary: backstrip in Brief
A 'backstrip' [bak-strip] is a strip of leather or other material on the back of a book to which the covers are attached. It can also refer to a strip of wood or metal fitted onto the back of a tool, such as a saw or plane, to strengthen it or to hold it together.
