noun
whiteboard
noun
whiteboard
noun
whiteboard
noun
whiteboard
The first known use of dry-erase board was in 1983
drudge1 of 2verb
to do hard or dull work
drudge2 of 2noun
a person who drudges
drudge1 of 2verb
to do hard or dull work
drudge2 of 2noun
a person who drudges
paraphernaliasingular or plural noun
personal belongings
furnishings, apparatus
purchased all the necessary paraphernalia of the sport
paraphernaliasingular or plural noun
personal belongings
furnishings, apparatus
purchased all the necessary paraphernalia of the sport
dry flynoun
a fishing fly designed to float on the water
dry flynoun
a fishing fly designed to float on the water
dry-erase boardnoun
whiteboard
1 With just five tables, some daily specials written on a dry-erase board and no liquor license, this isn’t a place for large parties.
2 Paper flags of the U.S., Mexico and Venezuela cover a dry-erase board.
3 So, when a child wipes their nose, then scribbles with a crayon, then uses a wooden hammer to hit a pretend nail, the map of their bodies and tools is like a dry-erase board that is constantly being written and rewritten.
4 The first player chooses a card and attempts to draw the clue on a dry-erase board.
5 Dilfer would wake up in the middle of the night, pet his dog, roll off the couch in the big office overlooking UAB’s practice field, and then write down his thoughts on a huge, wall-sized dry-erase board.
6 Add a dry-erase board with inspirational quotes or special reminders for the current week.
7 Use a dry-erase board, a chalkboard or even index cards hung from a clothesline with clothespins.
8 Earlier that morning, before the van was cleared to move closer to the school, Jeff Covello, the crime-scene-van supervisor, and his team were crowded around the dry-erase board.