Synonym: attach, bind, clasp, connect, fasten, important, join, link, main, principal. Similar words: paraplegic, gestapo, aplomb, tap, tape, tapped, tapered, set apart. Meaning: [steɪpl] n. 1. (usually plural) a necessary commodity for which demand is constant 2. a natural fiber (raw cotton, wool, hemp, flax) that can be twisted to form yarn 3. material suitable for manufacture or use or finishing 4. a short U-shaped wire nail for securing cables 5. paper fastener consisting of a short length of U-shaped wire that can fasten papers together. v. secure or fasten with a staple or staples. adj. necessary foods or commodities.
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91. a staple diet of meat and potatoes.
92. Potatoes are the staple of their diet.
93. This differentiates them from discontinuous, short, or staple fibres.
94. Insufficient ingestion of staple food may thus impair memory.
95. Tea is the staple crop here.
95. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
96. Most staple fibers are discrete, individual entities.
97. Deathdue to exposure to vacuum is a staple of science fiction plots, whetherthe unfortunate gets thrown from an airlock or ruptures their spacesuit.
98. Use a staple gun to attach the batting and fabric in place.
99. A relatively well-equipped rebel fighter since he looks to have some kind of body armour, helmet and that staple of conflicts the world over, an RPG or rocket-propelled grenade launcher.
100. It would form the staple of the investigations I contemplate.
101. The shed was secured by a hasp and staple fastener.
102. Shine and flat polyester staple fiber was produced by using profiled spinneret and special spinning and drawing process.
103. Sheep overclothes can keep warm and prevent top of staple from insolation weathering and decrease the impurity and dust, increase wool yield and quality especially in chilliness area.
104. The utility model is not only used for stapling a staple, but also used for pulling the staple, thereby increasing the use function of the stapling machine.
105. This paper describes the recovery treatment method of polyester bottle and production process of regenerated staple fibre at home and abroad.
106. Highlighting popular and even less - well - known Olympic athletes also has a staple.
107. And how about soul food, that traditional staple of Chicago's black community?
108. Specific tariff is relatively easy to apply and administer[sentencedict.com], particularly to standardized commodities and staple products.
109. The Acanthus Leaf has been a staple of ancient and modern design for centuries and is used a lot in illumination designs.
110. Regional economic development is a staple among the applications of economic theory.
111. Staple food to polenta and rice, supplemented by sweet potatoes and various vegetables, beans and other natural food, commonly used cooking oil fire.
112. Description: This zesty, soy-based vegetarian alternative to the high-saturated-fat American BBQ staple contains hints of zucchini, red-bell pepper, garlic, onion, and even a couple of cheeses.
113. Where extremely fine texture, silkness and great strength are desired, the Cotton buyer may choose Sea Island staple or Egyptian Cotton.
114. That newcomer, brown streak, is now ravaging cassava crops in a great swath around Lake Victoria, threatening millions of East Africans who grow the tuber as their staple food.
115. Lacquer engraving, which is applicable to staple products sold on domestic and abroad markets, is one kind of important decorative techniques of Yangzhou lacquerware industry.
116. Staple food: cake, chinese dumpling, steamed bread , congee, omeletter.
117. Thought the instant noodles worked as staple food the age the staple food are also dispensable.
118. A step so crucial in human intellectual development that it has become a staple of Sesame Street shtick .
119. The harvest of maize , the local staple food , was meagre this year.
120. Long-finned pilot whales have been a staple of the Faroese diet since at least the ninth century, with an average of 850 whales taken annually.