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Rubber banding (disambiguation)

rubber band         
  • A rubber band ball made from over 3,000 individual rubber bands.
  • Latex rubber elastrator rings and pliers
  • British cave diving style sidemount harness showing snoopy loops used to stow hoses against the cylinders
  • Milton's former world record size ball
  • Ranger bands made from moped inner tube
  • ≈10 Royal Mail rubber bands, on a letter size guide.
  • Measuring a rubber band
SHORT CIRCULAR ELASTIC LENGTH OF RUBBER AND LATEX, COMMONLY USED TO HOLD OBJECTS TOGETHER
Elastic band; Gum band; Binder band; Elastic bands; Rubber band ball; Rubber band balls; Rubber Band; Rubber-band; Gumband; Lacky ball; Snoopy loop; User:Gtarhero; Rubberband ball; Rubber bands; Elastic band ball; Rubberband motor; Rubber motor; Rubber band motor; Lacky bands; Lacky band; Ranger band; Laggy band; Lacka band; Lackey band; Binder (rubber band); Rubber band specifications; Rubberband
(rubber bands)
A rubber band is a thin circle of very elastic rubber. You put it around things such as papers in order to keep them together.
= elastic band
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rubber band         
  • A rubber band ball made from over 3,000 individual rubber bands.
  • Latex rubber elastrator rings and pliers
  • British cave diving style sidemount harness showing snoopy loops used to stow hoses against the cylinders
  • Milton's former world record size ball
  • Ranger bands made from moped inner tube
  • ≈10 Royal Mail rubber bands, on a letter size guide.
  • Measuring a rubber band
SHORT CIRCULAR ELASTIC LENGTH OF RUBBER AND LATEX, COMMONLY USED TO HOLD OBJECTS TOGETHER
Elastic band; Gum band; Binder band; Elastic bands; Rubber band ball; Rubber band balls; Rubber Band; Rubber-band; Gumband; Lacky ball; Snoopy loop; User:Gtarhero; Rubberband ball; Rubber bands; Elastic band ball; Rubberband motor; Rubber motor; Rubber band motor; Lacky bands; Lacky band; Ranger band; Laggy band; Lacka band; Lackey band; Binder (rubber band); Rubber band specifications; Rubberband
¦ noun a loop of rubber for holding things together.
Rubber band         
  • A rubber band ball made from over 3,000 individual rubber bands.
  • Latex rubber elastrator rings and pliers
  • British cave diving style sidemount harness showing snoopy loops used to stow hoses against the cylinders
  • Milton's former world record size ball
  • Ranger bands made from moped inner tube
  • ≈10 Royal Mail rubber bands, on a letter size guide.
  • Measuring a rubber band
SHORT CIRCULAR ELASTIC LENGTH OF RUBBER AND LATEX, COMMONLY USED TO HOLD OBJECTS TOGETHER
Elastic band; Gum band; Binder band; Elastic bands; Rubber band ball; Rubber band balls; Rubber Band; Rubber-band; Gumband; Lacky ball; Snoopy loop; User:Gtarhero; Rubberband ball; Rubber bands; Elastic band ball; Rubberband motor; Rubber motor; Rubber band motor; Lacky bands; Lacky band; Ranger band; Laggy band; Lacka band; Lackey band; Binder (rubber band); Rubber band specifications; Rubberband
A rubber band (also known as an elastic band, gum band or lacky band) is a loop of rubber, usually ring or oval shaped, and commonly used to hold multiple objects together. The rubber band was patented in England on March 17, 1845 by Stephen Perry.

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Rubber banding

Rubber banding may refer to:

  • in video games, the rubber band effect in dynamic game difficulty balancing, where AI characters falling behind may get a boost by the game while those ahead may be hindered.
  • in online video gaming, an undesirable effect of latency in which a moving object appears to leap from one place to another without passing through the intervening space; also called "warping" or "teleporting"
  • in 2D computer graphics, anchoring a line segment at one end and moving the other end
  • in console gaming, this can refer to the act of holding a trigger down with a rubber band in order to perform some kind of auto-attack or cheat.