twist-tie closure

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• Twist tie — A twist tie is a metal wire encased in a thin strip of paper or plastic used to tie the openings of bags such as garbage bags or bread bags. They are often included with boxes of sandwich baggies or trash bags, and are commonly available… …   Wikipedia

• twist tie — a short wire, usually enveloped in paper or plastic, used to tie closed a bag, wrapper, etc. * * * n. a small piece of paper or plastic covered wire, to be twisted around the neck of a plastic bag as a closure * * * noun, pl ⋯ ties [count] US : a …   Useful english dictionary

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