papers
- noun
- /ˈpeɪpərz/
- He was served legal papers while he was debating.
- Federalist Papers
- Presidential Papers
- Jefferson Papers
I've got all my Spanish papers, I've got my residency.
- I've got all my Spanish papers, I've got my residency.
- They were not worth the paper that they were written on.
- He was served legal papers while he was debating.
- We got sent papers from his ex.
- I just turned in my resignation papers and I said screw you.
- It's it's about some some papers that he found in a basement.
- And and today I was signing the papers of ATV deal.
- But prior when when he signed the papers, OK, he signed the papers.
- It's so bad she had to serve him papers to be evicted from her apartment.
Examples
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TECHNICALLY THE PAPERS WERE NEVER FILED.
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WHY DON'T WE GO UP TO MY OFFICE RIGHT NOW, AND WE'LL SIGN THE PAPERS?
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Then what are some papers that you have written?
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How long do the papers have to be in?
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When people get papers accepted, it is because the papers are brilliant.
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We got sent papers from his ex.
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Teachers would read your papers and ask you questions while grading it.
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I NEED YOU TO SIGN SOME PAPERS.
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THAT MUST BE MY COPY OF THE FINAL DIVORCE PAPERS.
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The lawyer handed me the legal papers that I needed to sign for the case.
Synonyms
A paper or file that gives information about past events
A paper or electronic file that gives official information
Documents and forms that are needed for official work
Documents that show proof of a fact or claim
A computer file that has written information people share
A set of papers about a person or subject for official use
An official document a government must keep and let people read
An official paper that records an agreement, right, or contract
A document that keeps proof of facts or events
A record issued by an authority that shows a legal agreement or gives a right
A formal paper that gives information or records facts
Documents that record the steps and details of a job for review
Compounds
- Formal
Official documents that show a person may have a job, often for immigrants or young workers
- Formal
Official documents a ship must carry that show its owner, crew, cargo, and trip
How Official
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Papers comes from papyrus, the Egyptian plant used to make the first 'writing sheets'. Because people kept records on those sheets, papers now means important official written documents and proof of who you are.