friction tape

A revolver wrapped in friction tape lay on his body.

I'll have Willis tape them up solid with friction tape.

He held a child's baseball bat in one hand, its large end wrapped in black friction tape.

The friction tape on the hoses hadn't been enough.

His eyes shone behind glasses with plastic frames patched by friction tape.

Tacky, that's the word Cindy thought as she felt the cloth friction tape wrapped around the wood.

Jonesy would be back with the friction tape in a minute or two, three minutes tops.

Off to one side, sporting its own fuzz of growth, was a roll of friction tape.

He was indeed green, a head modeled of clay atop an armature wrapped in black friction tape.

The roll of friction tape was there.

The city dump had been visited for wire, every tool box had contributed friction tape.

He reportedly would wrap his knuckles in mounds of friction tape, to better cut his opponents faces.

Because the adhesive is impregnated in the cloth, friction tape is sticky on both sides.

It is old now and sadly battered - mended in several places with friction tape - but Henry would know that purse anywhere.

There are bloodstains on his shirt and there is friction tape stuck to his jacket.

Had he been outside, watching Jonesy run from the snowmobile shed to the back door with the useless roll of friction tape in his hand?

Her nostrils flared and as her entire face came into focus, everyone saw a dark piece of wide friction tape stretched tightly across her mouth.

He pulled a pocketknife from the glove compartment and found a small roll of friction tape in a toolbox in the trunk.

Sink sludge--motor oil, glass shards; friction tape sealing the icebox.

There's friction tape out there, isn't there?'

Friction tape had been wrapped tightly around the radiator hoses and mud had been smeared on the Alabama plates.

The frame and structure of the Silver Dart were made of steel tube, bamboo, friction tape, wire and wood.

Hockey tape or "Friction tape" is a somewhat rough cloth tape used for grip on hockey and lacrosse sticks.

It was an old instrument with the cracked handpiece held together by wrappings of friction tape, while the cord was frayed and spliced.