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    Is there a name for those little sprockets that are meant to hold a CD inside a CD jewel case?

    Question #56364. Asked by gmackematix. (Apr 02 05 8:50 AM)


    peasypod

    		Well, if you mean those little teeth-like grips, they apparently are called 'nipples' believe it or not, or, in accordance with Xbox games cases, they are GEORGE's (Graphically Enhanced Open Retainer for Game Esteem).

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewel_case#Jewel_case

    Jun 21 07, 5:48 PM

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