rolling paper
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Definition
- Noun:
- A thin, strong, and porous sheet of paper, specifically designed to be filled with tobacco or other smoking herbs and then rolled by hand to form a cigarette.
Usage
- Rolling paper is a countable noun. You can have one rolling paper or many rolling papers.
- It is the key material for hand-rolling cigarettes, often used with a filter tip.
- The paper's specific qualities—its strength, even burn, and porosity—are what define it and differentiate it from other papers.
Examples
- Noun:
- He carefully laid the tobacco along the crease of the rolling paper.
- I need to buy a new pack of rolling papers; I've run out.
- The quality of the rolling paper affects the smoothness of the smoke.
Advanced Usage
- The term is almost exclusively used in the context of hand-rolling cigarettes for personal use. It is a standard item in tobacco shops.
- "To roll a paper" is a common verb phrase meaning to use a rolling paper to make a cigarette.
- She expertly rolled a paper in under thirty seconds.
Variants and Related Words
- Cigarette paper: A direct synonym for rolling paper.
- Rolling: (gerund/participle) The act of making a cigarette using a rolling paper.
- He was rolling his own cigarette.
Synonyms
- Cigarette paper
- Rizla (a common brand name often used generically in some contexts)
Related Phrases
- Roll your own (RYO): A category of tobacco products and accessories for making cigarettes by hand.
- He prefers roll your own tobacco because it's less expensive.
Noun
- a strong tissue paper that burns evenly and is sufficiently porous to control the burning of the tobacco in a cigarette