paper

People and organizations that gather and publish news

A printed paper that has news, stories, and ads

A cheap newspaper with flashy, low-quality stories

A person or company that makes and gives out newspapers

A short printed sheet giving news to a group, like a club

It is true in writing or in theory but not always in real life

Looks very good on paper but does not work in real life

To be very bad at even simple tasks

A single flat sheet used for writing or printing

Soft thin paper for cleaning your bottom after you use the toilet

A disposable paper sheet that soaks up water to dry hands or clean spills

A bag made of paper that shops use to carry things you buy

Papers like emails or receipts that show what someone did

A single flat piece of paper used for writing or printing

A small bent piece of wire or plastic that holds sheets of paper together

A newspaper made by students that reports on school events

A long essay a student writes at the end of a course to show what they learned

A regular job delivering newspapers to homes

Money made of printed paper notes that a government uses

Pretty paper used to cover gifts before giving them

A cup made of paper that you throw away after drinking from it

A plate made of paper or thin cardboard that you throw away after use

An official report that explains plans or how something works

A very thin, soft paper used to wrap gifts or to blow your nose

A small thin piece of paper for notes or receipts

A thin paper covered in wax used to wrap or line food

Very thin and easily damaged, like a sheet of paper

Thick colored paper used by children for art and crafts

A factory that makes paper from wood or recycled material

A document that explains a group or person's view and gives reasons about an issue

A set of paper sheets joined at one edge for writing or drawing

An office worker who spends most of their time doing forms and paperwork

A small toy made from paper, cut or folded to look like a person

A person, group, or thing that seems powerful but is actually weak

A thin, wrinkled colored paper used for making decorations and crafts

A strong paper used for wrapping meat to stop blood or juices leaking

Money in printed notes that people use instead of coins

A material made of paper and glue you shape when wet and paint when dry

Paper with a regular grid of fine lines for drawing graphs or charts

A thin, delicate sheet made from the inside of a plant used for writing, painting, or wrapping

A thin strong paper used to roll cigarettes

A written set of questions to check what someone knows or can do

A section of a newspaper with comic strips and cartoons

A short-term loan companies issue to raise money quickly

Paper that people throw away after use

A heavy paper soaked in tar that you put under a roof to keep out rain

A thin sheet coated with dark wax that makes a copy when placed between papers

Thin paper you use to write letters by hand

Paper in a common size used for writing letters

Long paper with holes along the sides used in old printers like dot-matrix

A paper with written questions that students answer in a test

A very thin see-through paper you put over a drawing to copy it

Thin paper with tiny holes that lets liquid pass but keeps solid bits

A long narrow strip of paper used to record numbers or data

Thin smooth paper used in a typewriter

A string of paper loops linked together to decorate a room for a party

A fall in an investment's value that is only on paper because you have not sold it

Thin paper that you roll around tobacco to make a cigarette

Paper with a special coating that lets you move a design onto another surface often using heat

A sheet with a surface that is good for drawing or sketching

An increase in how much an investment is worth before you sell it

Paper covered with a chemical that changes when it sees light, used to make photos

A piece of paper used for quick notes or rough calculations

A tool with a straight blade that cuts sheets of paper

Thin paper that changes color to show if a liquid is acid or base

Paper with lines for writing music notes

A printed list of items to be discussed in a parliament or assembly that day

A small sharp knife for opening envelopes or cutting closed book pages

A high-quality paper that feels like linen and is used for formal letters

A strong brown paper used for wrapping things and making bags

Paper that printers use for photos and magazines

A small open container for throwing away paper and other small rubbish

A set of written questions in a formal test to check knowledge

A company that sells fake or copied academic articles to researchers

A sheet people make from old cloth that lasts a long time

Paper used to soak up extra ink when writing or printing

A game where some players run ahead leaving bits of paper while others follow to catch them before the finish

A heavy paper covered with tar that keeps a roof dry

Financial products that let people invest in gold without holding physical gold

Paper that does not soak up oil and is used to line baking trays and wrap food

Paper used to make blueprints that show white lines on a blue background