Look up: bonding

1. bonding
   [n] - a close personal relationship that forms between people (as between husband and wife or parent and child) 2. [n] - (dentistry) a technique for repairing a tooth 3. [n] - fastening firmly together
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2. Bonding
   the covering of a tooth surface to correct stained or damaged teeth.
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3. Bonding
   Process by which enamel-like resin is bonded to a tooth's surface, sculpted to an ideal shape, hardened, and polished. This is the technique used for both front and back fillings.
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4. bonding
   Method of producing fabric in which synthetic fibres or filaments are stuck together. Fibres may be bonded in several different ways. One method is to apply adhesive to a web of fibres which is then...
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5. Bonding
   The joining together of all metal parts of an aeroplane to form a continuous electrical conductor so that no sparks are caused between separate parts of the structure when they are charged with static electricity.
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6. bonding
   a) the process of connecting wires from the package leads to the chip (or die) bonding pads; b) the process of securing a semiconductor die to a lead frame or package Category: Electrical engineering and energy • the joining of two materials by use of adhesives or vulcanisation Catego...
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7. bonding
   <dentistry> The process of attaching brackets to your teeth using a special safe glue. ... (08 Jan 1998) ...
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8. bonding
   soldering noun fastening firmly together
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9. bonding
   noun (dentistry) a technique for repairing a tooth; resinous material is applied to the surface of the tooth where it adheres to the tooth`s enamel
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10. bonding
    noun a close personal relationship that forms between people (as between husband and wife or parent and child)
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11. bonding
    (bond´ing) joining together securely with an adhesive substance. development of a close emotional tie to a mate or to a newborn; it is thought that optimal bonding of the parents to a newborn requires a period of close contact in the first few hours after birth. dental bonding ...
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12. Bonding
    • (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Bond
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13. bonding
    Type: Term Pronunciation: bon′ding Definitions: 1. Formation of a close and enduring emotional attachment, such as between parent and child, lovers, or husband and wife.
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14. Bonding
    The permanent joining of metallic parts to form an electrically conductive path that will ensure electrical continuity and the capacity to conduct any current to be present in a safe manner.
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15. bonding
    
    • fastening firmly together
    • a close personal relationship that forms between people (as between husband and wife or parent and child)
    • (dentistry) a technique for repairing a tooth; resinous material is applied to the surface of the tooth where it adheres to the tooth's enamel
    • stick to firmly
    • create social or emotional ties
    • bring together in a common cause or emotion
    
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16. Bonding
    A composite resin applied to a tooth to change its shape and/or color. Bonding also refers to how a filling, orthodontic appliance or some fixed partial dentures are attached to teeth.
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17. Bonding
    A process to chemically etch the tooth's enamel to better attach (bond) composite filling material, veneers, or plastic/acrylic.
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18. Bonding
    The process in which mother, father and baby get to know one another after delivery and develop a strong attachment to one another. Bonding may occur instantaneously or it may develop over several weeks or months.
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19. bonding
    bonding: see insurance.
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20. bonding
    Method of producing fabric in which synthetic fibres or filaments are stuck together. Fibres may be bonded in several different ways. One method is to apply adhesive to a web of fibres which is then compressed. Another method is spin bonding in which, owing to their thermoplastic properties, nylon o...
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21. Bonding
    Bonding is a a great way to add volume or vibrant streaks of color to your natural hair, and temporary weaving method. Hair is glued to the roots of the hair with a latex or surgical type adhesive.
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22. Bonding
    A method of attaching a hairpiece to the scalp using a layer of adhesive. A horseshoe-like track of existing hair about 1/4 inch wide is shaved to about 1/8 of an inch long. The bonding glue is then applied to the hairpiece, which is then attached to the hair. Bonding lasts approximately 6 weeks, as...
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23. Bonding
    This is the yellow and green cable, which connects your incoming services (water, gas, etc) to the earth block to prevent the metal pipes becoming "live".
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24. Bonding
    A term used to describe the simple act of gluing a hairpiece onto the scalp.
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