pegboard
Speech parts
1. pegboard - Noun
2. pegboard - Verb
Meaning
a board perforated with regularly spaced holes into which pegs can be fitted
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Examples
Satisfied, the killer walked to the garage side door, brushing against a pegboard bristling with more tools and canvas stretchers.
The pegboard for bead designs was invented in the early 1960s (patented 1962, patent granted 1967) by Gunnar Knutsson in Vällingby, Sweden, as a therapy for elderly homes; the pegboard later gained popularity as a toy for children.
Looking for more pegboard inspiration?
You can add shelves, cups, or hooks to this handy adjustable pegboard to keep any and all study supplies neatly contained above your the desk.