celluloid
/səˈluːlaɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A flexible and translucent material used for making film, photography plates, and other products.
“The early cinema cameras used celluloid film rolls.”
2. noun
A type of plastic material, typically made from cellulose acetate, used for making buttons, combs, and other objects.
“The celluloid comb broke easily after a few uses.”
3. adjective
Relating to or resembling celluloid.
“The celluloid effect in old films adds a nostalgic charm.”