pull-tab
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pull-tab
(pʊl'tăb')
n.
A metal ring that is pulled off the top of a can to provide an opening for drinking, pouring, or serving.
adj.
Configured with a tab that is pulled off to effect opening: pull-tab cans.
n.
A metal ring that is pulled off the top of a can to provide an opening for drinking, pouring, or serving.
adj.
Configured with a tab that is pulled off to effect opening: pull-tab cans.
Barron's Marketing Dictionary:
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pull tab
action device used on an outer envelope, consisting of a perforated strip that, if pulled, will easily open the envelope. The pull tab is often cut in the shape of an arrow for greater dramatic emphasis.
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