Superglue (noun)

A fast-drying, strong adhesive used to bond surfaces together, often used in place of traditional glue.

Origin:

Coined in the mid-20th century, a trademark of a brand of cyanoacrylate adhesive.

Examples:

1. She used superglue to fix the broken vase.
2. The carpenter chose to use superglue instead of nails for a more subtle finish.
3. I accidentally got some superglue on my fingers and couldn't get it off.
4. The superglue bond held the plastic parts together securely.
5. The handyman used superglue to repair the loose chair leg.