20 Everyday Things That You Didn't Know Had Names
Unless you do know what the things at the end of your shoelaces are called for some reason, weirdo.
The small metal cover between the pencil and the eraser is called a ferrule.
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Ever wonder why some binders have holes cut into the cover? Those are called space-saver slots.
Those slots give the binder more structural stability, and help cut down on the width of the binder overall.
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And now when you order a fancy imported beer, you'll know what that drop catcher on the stem is called.
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The loop on the back of a dress shirt is called a locker loop.
Once upon a time, sailor's uniforms had a similar loop that they used to hang their shirts in the tight quarters of the ships they worked on. The trend caught on, and by the 1960s, many oxford shirts had similar loops.
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