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flex-cuff

flex-cuff noun: a plastic restraint device, used for quickly and temporarily securing an individual.

Noun

flex-cuff (plural flex-cuffs)

  1. A plastic restraint device, used for quickly and temporarily securing an individual.

Verb

flex-cuff (third-person singular simple present flex-cuffs, present participle flex-cuffing, simple past and past participle flex-cuffed)

  1. (informal, transitive) To secure or restrain (someone) using such a device.

Forms of flex-cuff

Noun
pluralflex-cuffs
Verb
third-person singular presentflex-cuffs
present participleflex-cuffing
past participleflex-cuffed
pastflex-cuffed

Questions about flex-cuff

What does flex-cuff mean?
Flex-cuff means a plastic restraint device, used for quickly and temporarily securing an individual.
What part of speech is flex-cuff?
Flex-cuff can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of flex-cuff?
The plural of flex-cuff is flex-cuffs.

Words near flex-cuff in the dictionary

  1. flex offs
  2. flex on
  3. flex one's muscles
  4. flex out
  5. flex up
  6. flex-cuff
  7. flex-cuffed
  8. flex-cuffing
  9. flex-cuffs
  10. flex-fuel
  11. flex-time

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