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Manila paper
noun
- strong, light-brown or buff paper, originally made from Manila hemp but now also from wood pulp substitutes and various other fibers.
- any paper resembling Manila paper.
Manila paper
noun
- a strong usually brown paper made from Manila hemp or similar fibres
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Manila paper1
Example Sentences
But perhaps the most important and reliable visual record of June 25, 1876, comes from someone who was there: Red Horse, a Lakota Sioux chief who, drawing from memory five years after the fighting, used colored pencils and manila paper to create a suite of 42 unsparing images chronicling the horrific battle in which he’d fought.
I flipped through her part of the manila paper file.
I got a piece of manila paper.
Over the canton flannel, but not extending over to the sides, there should be pasted a good quality of linen, rope or manila paper of sufficient thickness to make the book firm.
One of these should be a 60-pound and the other an 80-pound manila paper, both guarded entirely around the fold with jaconet.
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