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Definition of Notepaper
1. Noun. Writing paper intended for writing short notes or letters.
Definition of Notepaper
1. Noun. Relatively small writing paper used for writing notes or letters; often provided with matching envelopes. ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Definition of Notepaper
1. [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Notepaper
Literary usage of Notepaper
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Marches of Wales: Notes and Impressions on the Welsh Borders, from the by Charles George Harper (1894)
"... many and diverse things at the typical tillage shop: things so antipathetic
as notepaper and envelopes ; bacon, herrings, or oranges ; patent medicines ..."
2. Cheshire Notes and Queries (1889)
"... and was so delicate as instantly tj com- l0d pc Recd. it H 12 11 foreign
notepaper— was worked by the sense of in Cannon-street, Manchester, ..."
3. Cantonese Love-songs by Cecil Clementi (1904)
"This ornamental notepaper was said to have been dipped by her in a stream from
... She used the water of this stream to fabricate notepaper of ten colours. ..."
4. Manners for Girls by Humphry (1901)
"Every country lady provides herself with notepaper on which the name of ...
Of course, these particulars do not appear upon all the notepaper that is used. ..."
5. A Life of Books: The Story of D.W. Thorpe Pty. Ltd., 1921-1987 by Joyce Nicholson, Daniel Wrixon Thorpe (2000)
"notepaper had been sold in reams. A ream of notepaper consisted of 16 packets of 120
... When I came into the trade, in addition to reams of notepaper, ..."
6. Letters to a Bride Including Letters to a Débutante: By Lucie Heaton Armstrong by Mrs Lucie Heaton Armstrong (1896)
"As for your notepaper, my dear, there is a good deal of fashion in these things,
... A girl's notepaper may be a little more ornamental than an older ..."
7. Chapters on Papermaking by Clayton Beadle (1908)
"It seems hardly probable that the explanation last given can account for the
staining, since highly-glazed notepaper is about the least likely to give an ..."
8. Chapters on Papermaking by Clayton Beadle (1907)
"Hughes found that the stain produced is greatest with highly -glazed notepaper.
It seems hardly probable that the explanation last given can account for the ..."
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