typewriter paper
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Definition
Noun: 1. Paper for typewriters: A specific grade of writing paper that is suitable for use in a typewriter. It is typically cut to standard sizes (like 8.5" x 11" or A4) and has a smooth, firm surface that allows for clean character impression and minimal jamming.
Usage
- This term refers specifically to the physical paper product designed for a typewriter.
- It is often used in contrast to other papers like bond paper, laser paper, or notebook paper.
- Example: "Please load the typewriter paper into the carriage before you start typing the letter."
Examples
- "She bought a ream of high-quality typewriter paper for her vintage machine."
- "The office manager ordered more typewriter paper and ribbons."
- "This typewriter paper is too thin; it keeps getting crumpled in the rollers."
Advanced Usage
- While primarily a historical or specific term due to the decline of typewriters, it is still used in contexts involving vintage equipment, historical reenactment, or specific archival instructions.
- Example: "For an authentic look, the document should be reproduced on typewriter paper."
Variants and Related Words
- Typing paper: A more general synonym that is often used interchangeably with typewriter paper.
- Bond paper: A high-quality durable writing paper similar to typewriter paper but often used for letterheads and documents.
- Rag paper: A high-quality paper made from cotton fiber, sometimes used in typewriters for important documents.
Synonyms
- Typing paper
- Typewriter bond
- Manuscript paper (in some contexts)
Notes
- "Typewriter paper" is a compound noun. The core word being explained is the full compound term. It is not used as a phrasal verb or idiom.
- In modern contexts, "printer paper" or "multipurpose paper" has largely replaced "typewriter paper" for general use, though the specific product for typewriters may still be available.
Noun
- writing paper suitable for use in a typewriter