flexiback
nounEtymology From flexi- + back.
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A book of this kind.
flexiback
adjEtymology From flexi- + back.
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Having a flexible binding, as opposed to hardcover.
- The Book Machines Co. Ltd. announce an attachment to their flexiback book binding machine for the preparatory operations in “unsewn” binding.1950, Library Science Abstracts, page 31:
- A cursory glance at the list of the poems in this fine cloth-bound flexiback book reveals its dominant theme, which is love.1973, Thought, page 17, column 3:
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- The Valley of Vision, by Lila Ray. A Writers’ Workshop Redbird Book, published by P. Lal from 162/92 Lake Gardens, Calcutta. 20 Rupees hardback, 10 rupees flexiback. Lila Ray’s second collection from this publisher (whose flexiback editions are exceptionally beautiful productions) may be described as poetry of spiritual travail.1977, Orbis:
- This flexiback book consists of 150 pages which are packed with military details and comparative charts and graphs for easy reference.1984, Intelligence Digest, column 1:
- Student’s Aid to Gross Anatomy / Richard S. Snell, M.D., Ph.D.[…]6/86, 544 pp., flexiback, illus., A8687-4, $ 16.95[…]Clinical Anatomy / Harold H. Lindner, M.D., F.A.C.S.[…]11/86, 704 pp. (approx.), flexiback, A1259-9, $25.00 (approx.)1986, Directory of the Medical Library Association:
- Casket, poems by Prabhjot Kaur. Vikendrit Group of Publications, D-203 Defence Colony, New Delhi 24. 116 pp. Hardback: Rs. 75, flexiback: Rs. 50.1992, The Indian P.E.N., volume 53, page 24: