Definition of "corkboard" [corkboard]

• A construction and insulating sheet material made of compressed and baked granules of cork. (noun)

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• "The corkboard is great (you can even replace the cork with your own background image) and it also has an outliner mode (which I haven't explored yet) and lets you import web pages and multimedia files into your 'Research' binder."
• "Dust, mold, and a corkboard were the main showpieces of the office."
• "Scrivener takes a "corkboard" approach, showing your notes and ideas as pinned to the board, and allowing you to stamp "Final," "Rough Draft," or the like on top of them."