cosy
e-textile
kickstand
tieback
pullback
mobile device
electric blanket
slide chart
signal flag
adaptor
adapter
diptych
flag
personal organizer
topcloth
PDA
personal digital assistant
personal organiser
organizer
optical scanner
organiser
pocket protector
paper clip
gem clip
hap
notetaker
destemmer
printer
lint roller
attachment
knitting machine
cyclostyle
hinge
device
pulvillar
stabiliser
tidy
sheet
stabilizer
wristwarmer
guillotine
out-tray
out-basket
scratcher
spudger
tablet
tabber
toggle
wood carpet
membrana
penholder
lap desk
stacker
stylus
laptoplike
shears
cloner
video game console
softbound
wearable computer
writing board
inking
leatherette
flatscreen
laminator
doubler
upholstery
holding device
support
node
peripheral device
writing arm
hemmer
paperbound
pentop
psychograph
dish towel
plaquette
fidget spinner
silkscreen
cloche
computer accessory
spindle
camping mat
vinyl
woodblock
bustle
rug
adherent
mat
slate
buttoner
faceplate
staple
terminal
oaktag
oak-tag
loom band
oak tag

English words for 'A padded or knit covering for any item (often an electronic device such as a laptop computer).'

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