What is a loose-leaf binder?

Question

What is a loose-leaf binder?

Answer 1

a folder with rings inside that hold paper..

Answer 2

3 ring binder that you can clip loose hole-punched paper into

Answer 3

It's a thing for holding paper, with three rings. It holds "loose-leaf" paper.

It has nothing to do with biology or botany except that the paper was made from trees.

Answer 4

A loose leaf binder is a two or three metal ring folder that will hold your stray hole-punched papers. "Loose leaf" is just another term for lined paper that isn't gathered together like a notebook is.

See the attached link for a photo.

Answer 5

a loose-leaf binder is a binder that usually has three rings that you can clip paper into.

this is what it looks like

http://www.looseleafbindercompany.com/ar...

Answer 6

Wrong section.

It's a binder that has three things, to hold loos leaf paper.

It has NOTHING to do with plants.  

Answer 7

a binder you put loose leaf paper in?

Answer 8

ur very cute^^

Answer 9

omg, please tell me you're not that young...or that I'm not that old!

A loose-leaf binder is a notebook with 3 (split) rings that open and shut by the operation of a small lever or actuator at one end of the metal insert that contains the 3 metal rings.  3-hole notebook paper is held in place by the rings.

Or...a loose-leaf binder could be some sort of natural adhesive or coagulant that glues together loose/fallen leaves. lol

Why was this question listed under "Botany?"