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Definition of Press stud
1. Noun. A fastener used on clothing; fastens with a snapping sound. "Children can manage snaps better than buttons"
Lexicographical Neighbors of Press Stud
Literary usage of Press stud
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Machine Shop Practice by William Beeler Hartman (1917)
"Taping is threading holes with a tap held in a chuck in the spindle of the drill
press. Stud.driving is inserting studs in holes that have been taped. ..."
2. Machine Shop Practice by William Beeler Hartman (1917)
"Taping is threading holes with a tap held in a chuck in the spindle of the drill
press. Stud-driving is inserting studs in holes that have been taped. ..."
3. Small Arms Instructors Manual: An Intensive Course, Including Official "C by Reginald H. Sayre, Stowe Phelps, Gerard P. Herrick, Small arms instruction corps (1917)
"... barrel in front of trigger guard, butt of pistol up, barrel pointing to the
left front and slightly downward. With tip of right forefinger press stud, ..."
4. Power Stations and Power Transmission: A Manual of Approved American by George Carl Shaad (1908)
"... is drawn through suitable dies, bringing the lead in close contact with the
insulation or the casing may be formed by means of a hydraulic press. stud ..."
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