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Slip of paper   /slɪp əv pˈeɪpər/   Listen
Slip of paper

noun
1.
A small sheet of paper.  Synonym: slip.






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"Slip of paper" Quotes from Famous Books



... him here, I would be in the country this minute. Look at us poor souls trying to find pleasure in a basket from the swamp, when we might have the whole swamp. I'd be happy to live at its door. Now try a basket full of it. There are three. You are to examine each of them carefully, then write on a slip of paper which you think the most artistic. You are not to say things that will influence each other's decisions, or Mr. Lowry's. I want a straight opinion ...
— Michael O'Halloran • Gene Stratton-Porter

... Lives of Forty Robbers,' and 'Sixteen-String Jack.' But one day as The Lifter left the lair to go to Muddy York he put a guinea in his hand and a slip of paper containing the titles of certain books that he desired him to bring back. These were 'The Abbot,' 'The Monastery,' 'Zanoni,' and 'Anson's Voyages.' He likewise put a sealed letter into his hand ...
— The Four Canadian Highwaymen • Joseph Edmund Collins

... pretty good guess what they are, Jack, since I see you staring hard at the slip of paper found attached to the toy balloon which drifted over our lines from somewhere back ...
— Air Service Boys Over The Enemy's Lines - The German Spy's Secret • Charles Amory Beach

... this year, for some reason, the slackness persisted. He saw how lean his purse was, whenever he had to take a banknote from it to enclose to Polly; there was literally nothing doing, no money coming in. Then, he would restlessly lay his book aside, and drawing a slip of paper to him set to reckoning and dividing. Not for the first time he found himself in the doctor's awkward quandary: how to be decently and humanly glad of a ...
— Australia Felix • Henry Handel Richardson

... Cameas, Medalls, Erasofines, &c.' (Erasofines is the Roman-English for crucifixes.) And on a slip of paper, handsomely printed, is an announcement that they make 'Romain Perles of ...
— Continental Monthly - Volume 1 - Issue 3 • Various


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