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hook-and-loops

hook-and-loops is the plural of hook-and-loop.

Meaning of hook-and-loop

Noun

hook-and-loop (plural hook-and-loops or hooks-and-loops)

  1. Synonym of Velcro (“a fastener consisting of two strips of fabric, one covered with miniature fiber hooks and the other with tiny fiber loops, which stick strongly together but can still be pulled apart.”).
    Synonyms:
    Velcro

Questions about hook-and-loops

What is hook-and-loops the plural of?
Hook-and-loops is the plural of hook-and-loop.

Words near hook-and-loops in the dictionary

  1. hook-and-liner
  2. hook-and-liners
  3. hook-and-loop
  4. hook-and-loop fastener
  5. hook-and-loop fasteners
  6. hook-and-loops
  7. hook-and-pile fastener
  8. hook-bill
  9. hook-eared
  10. hook-eared sculpin
  11. hook-eared sculpins

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