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interfold

interfold

6.8
A single folded sheet placed between others so you can take one at a time
  • noun
  • /ˈɪntərˌfoʊld/
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  • Using an interfold helps prevent waste because only one sheet comes out with each pull.

Examples

  • She pulled an interfold from the dispenser, which released the next sheet automatically.

  • The restroom was stocked with interfolds to make it easy for people to take just one at a time.

  • The package contains 100 interfold sheets.

  • You can pull out one interfold towel at a time.

  • She pulled an interfold from the dispenser, which released the next sheet automatically.

  • The restroom was stocked with interfolds to make it easy for people to take just one at a time.

  • Using an interfold helps prevent waste because only one sheet comes out with each pull.

Surface Forms

interfold singular
interfolds plural

Morphology

interfold = fold (transparent) = inter + fold

The meaning is directly derived from 'inter-' (between/among) and 'fold' (to bend over), describing something folded and interleaved with others.

Etymology

Interfold is a single sheet folded into the next so you can pull one out at a time. The parts inter- 'between' and fold 'to bend' help you remember that an interfold sits between other sheets and comes out one by one.