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Wikipedia
Bondo putty is an automotive body filler and a brand name used by 3M for a line of American-made products for automotive, marine and household repairs.
Bondo may refer to:
- Bondo People, in India
- Bondo (putty), two-part putty used in automotive, household, and marine applications, created by Bondo Corporation
- Jeremy Bonderman (born 1982), American baseball pitcher
- Sande society (also: Bondo, Bundo or Bundu), a women's association found in parts of West Africa, especially Sierra Leone
Usage examples of "bondo".
Kedrigern wisely abstained after a few polite sips from his first goblet, desirous of hearing -- and accurately remembering -- a full account of Prince Bondo and his urgent affair from a relaxed and, he hoped, garrulous Tullister.
Prince Bondo, the messenger confided, had long labored under an affliction that baffled the best minds in the medical and magical worlds.
In desperation, Bondo had even sunk to consulting an alchemist, who filled his palace with unpleasant odors and his ears with gibberish, accomplished nothing, and demanded a purse of gold for his nugatory services.
Once made handsome, Bondo would have to learn how to conduct himself in the presence of beautiful women, and Princess was an excellent teacher.
Kedrigern hurried to admit him, and Bondo burst into the chamber in a state of great excitement.
He had kept his word, at a terrible price, and now Bondo was showing signs of turning out to be -- as he himself had phrased it -- just another handsome prince.
Kedrigern, now uglier than Bondo had ever been, was brooding over the ways of princes, Bondo surreptitiously peered into the basin for another, longer look at himself.
I assumed that once Bondo was no longer the ugliest man in the world, the spell would end.
I had a lovely lady picked out for him, exactly right for my Bondo in every way.
No matter what he tries to put on his coins, one side will always carry the picture of the Bondo that was.
Now, every time he counts his gold, or displays his coat of arms, or looks up at the walls of Ma Cachette, Bondo will see a reminder of himself as he once was.
Benton notices a muscular, bare-chested youth casually moving closer to his rusting, dented Cadillac, a hunk of junk so caked with Bondo, the car looks as if it has pigment disorder.
The body was battered, with bondo under the taillights and doors where rust had been filled in.
The least objectionable choice on the lot was an early-1980s Subaru GL, but its body appeared to be made up more of Bondo than sheet metal.
They ranged from jalopies held together with Bondo and duct tape, hauled in for unpaid parking tickets, on up to Porsche Speedsters confiscated from drug dealers.