1. A machine that cuts grain and binds it in sheaves; SYN. reaper binder.
2. Holds loose papers or magazines; SYN. ring-binder.
3. Something used to bind separate particles together or facilitate adhesion to a surface.
4. Something used to tie; SYN. ligature.

ETYM From Coop.
A craftsman who makes or repairs wooden barrels or tubs; SYN. barrel maker.
Grand Prix motor-racing team formed by John Cooper (1923–). They built Formula Two and Formula Three automobiles before building their revolutionary rear-engined Cooper T45 in 1958.
Jack Brabham won the 1959 world title in a Cooper and the team won the Constructor's Championship. Both Brabham and Cooper retained their titles the following year. However, other rear-engined automobiles subsequently proved more successful and in 1968 Cooper left Formula One racing.

Cooper, person who makes and repairs wooden barrels, person who makes or puts hoops on barrels

1. A cooper's work or products
2. A cooper's place of business

1. A cooper's work or products
2. A cooper's place of business

1. A cooper's work or products
2. A cooper's place of business