noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
black
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I sat down in the big black vinyl armchair.
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Under the black vinyl the waters burbled and hiccuped.
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Five minutes later found me flinching and clenching. biting into the black vinyl of the couch as cold steel penetrated.
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album
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New technology is bringing back some of the information and visual charm that seemed to disappear along with the 12-inch vinyl album .
tile
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Black and white vinyl tiles can look particularly effective, and hardboard or chipboard, painted or varnished, make cheap cover-ups.
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It can also be used to bed wood floor blocks, cork and vinyl tiles .
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The floor was covered with large red and white vinyl tiles , rubbed in ridges that betrayed the presence of flagstones underneath.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a vinyl chair
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a vinyl tablecloth
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But you might be able to put the new vinyl over the old.
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His favorite material is patent leather; vinyl he considers too thin.
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Other types of blown vinyl are made in similar ways, and may include metallic-type paper surfaces with a slightly reflective sheen.
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Other uses include removing Artex, lifting vinyl floor tiles, killing weeds and sterilising soil, etc.
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The grey vinyl floor gave way to carpet tiles.
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The old vinyl record might be there, but the memories are all living there in the people.
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The wound patched over with timber-textured vinyl .
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This vinyl skin is wrinkling like a sheet material.