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Polaroid

[ US /ˈpoʊɫɝˌɔɪd/ ]
NOUN
  1. (trade mark) a plastic film that can polarize a beam of light; often used in sunglasses to eliminate glare

How To Use Polaroid In A Sentence

  • Both films will now be available at the same price per pack from your local Polaroid Professional Dealer.
  • The PoGo, which stands for Polaroid-on-the-Go, is an inkless printer that churns out 2x3-inch photos sent to it via Bluetooth devices like cellphones or from plugged-in digital cameras. Printer Makes a New Kind of Polaroid Magic
  • Conspiracy theorists might guess that Brown has Polaroids of Wilson in a compromising position.
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  • My Gen X adolescence flashed before my eyes like a flip book of fuzzy Polaroids.
  • Although they love getting anything they are hoping to find:a hand-written catalog card in "library hand"artifacts of homemade or local early computer systems for cards and orders, e.g. keypunched cards, etc.the ever-elusive Polaroid camera with attachment for taking pictures from the NUClocal manuals for typing cards, filing, etc. The Virtual Museum of Cataloging and Acquisitions Artifacts
  • The Polaroid is a social product and ultimately generic, yet as a medium it possesses an aesthetic quality that is chosen by its user, bringing artfulness to the realm of consumer photography.
  • Since he can make no new memories, meticulous note taking, taking Polaroid pictures, and tattooing important information to his body are Leonard's only way of remembering the past.
  • Polaroid was a genuine American technology success story.
  • I can see the lumpy-sounding HD-DVD struggling on a while longer, but essentially it's rolling off down the belt that carried away Polaroid Super-8 self-processing cartridges and the Advanced Photo System. The Turn of the Tide
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