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pegboard
1. a board having a pattern of holes into which small pegs can be fitted, used for playing certain games or keeping a score
2. another name for solitaire

pegboard, perforated hardboard
A hard composition fiberboard material in sheet form, usually about ΒΌ in. (0.6 cm) thick, having regular rows of holes in it, through which hooks or pegs may be fastened.


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ofc/showrm w/display storage cabinets, workbench areas, drawers, pegboard, clothes rods & lighting.
Our diverse line of products include store fixture systems, floor and countertop displays, sign and poster frame systems, panel fastening systems, plastic slatwall, plastic pegboard, point of purchase displays, fitting rooms, perimeter wall merchandising systems, counters, production tables, desks, and kiosks systems.
Dressing, lacing, and stringing materials, picture and nursery rhyme books, nontoxic crayons for scribbling, and stacking materials will be enjoyed by one-year-olds, while role-playing toys, pegboards, and large balls to kick, throw, and catch are good choices for older toddlers.
 
 
 
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