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Definition of Germproof
1. [adj]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Germproof
Literary usage of Germproof
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Sanitarian by Medico-Legal Society of New York (1894)
"Most of these filters are claimed to be germproof as well as dirtproof. ...
The germproof Water Stone Filter Company (Akron & Canton Stoneware Agency, ..."
2. The Craftsman by Gustav Stickley (1907)
"The walls are made absolutely tight by layers of waterproof and germproof paper
placed between the sheathing and the slabs. There are two fireplaces in this ..."
3. Architecture and Building (1912)
"... the original germproof white finish for toi and bath room fixtures. It must
be seen be appreciated. Thirteen years of continuous success a: the many ..."
4. The School Journal (1900)
"... easily adjusted, strong Leatherette, Waterproof and germproof. RECEIVES all
the Soiling, Handling, Wear and Tear instead of the book itself! ..."
5. New York Teachers' Monographs by Sidney Marsden Fuerst (1905)
"It's the WATERPROOF LEATHERETTE Hard Finished = germproof USED IN THE HOLDEN BOOK
COVERS IX CTS. EACH THAT FURNISHES CTS. EACH PERFECT PROTECTION to a Book, ..."
6. "Speaking of Operations--" by Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb (1915)
"... doctor may still retain his traditional aspect and yet be practically germproof.
Doctor X was trimmed in accordance with the ethics of the newer school. ..."
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