binding (n.)
- absolute
- adhesive
- affixation
- annexation
- attachment
- backing
- bandage
- bandaging
- beading
- binder
- bond
- bookbinding
- bookcase
- case
- communicating
- conjunctive
- connective
- copulative
- cover
- edging
- envelope
- envelopment
- fastener
- fastening
- fimbria
- final
- flounce
- folding
- formulary
- frill
- fringe
- furbelow
- gathering
- good
- headband
- hem
- hooking
- imperative
- inevitable
- jacket
- joining
- knot
- lashing
- legal
- legitimate
- ligation
- lining
- linking
- list
- mandatory
- meeting
- motif
- must
- necessary
- official
- prescript
- regulation
- rounding
- rubric
- ruffle
- selvage
- sewing
- signature
- slipcover
- smashing
- solid
- sound
- splice
- standard
- sticking
- tipping
- trimming
- ultimate
- valance
- valid
- welt
- wrap
- wrapper
- wrapping
binding (adj.)
- absolute
- adhesive
- authoritative
- bond
- canonical
- case
- cogent
- combinative
- compulsory
- conclusive
- conjunctive
- connective
- consistent
- copulative
- cover
- decisive
- dictated
- didactic
- final
- folding
- formulary
- gathering
- good
- hard-and-fast
- imperative
- imperious
- imposed
- inevitable
- instructive
- involuntary
- irrevocable
- just
- lashing
- lawful
- legal
- legitimate
- linking
- list
- logical
- mandatory
- meeting
- must
- necessary
- obligatory
- official
- peremptory
- prescribed
- prescriptive
- regulation
- required
- rounding
- self-consistent
- skirting
- smashing
- solid
- sound
- standard
- statutory
- sticking
- substantial
- sufficient
- ultimate
- valid
- weighty
- well-founded
- well-grounded
And binding Nature fast in fate,
Left free the human will.
