n. 1 a thin flexible material made usually in sheets from a pulp prepared from rags or wood or other fibrous material; 2 an essay
The teacher gathered a sheaf of papers to handout.
The teacher gathered a sheaf of papers to handout.
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What was the name of the war when the president of Texas tried to move the papers from Austin?
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The teacher explicitly stated that papers should be stacked neatly.
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What kind of papers did they need to go to America?
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The papers were scattered all over the floor.
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What happens if the papers are not graded?
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What information had Mr. Benedict found in the papers at the museum in Thernbaakagen?
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What happened to the deed and other important papers to prove Mrs. Melody's claim against Rawley Banister?
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The papers Lionel signed made him a what?
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Why did Hale throw papers at SRS?
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Whose important papers did the dog eat?
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How were many of the city government's books and papers saved?
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What does Bruce A. ask Elyse if he can do when he comes over to deliver papers with her.
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Why did Lancelot start running around the office knocking over papers and plants?
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The impulsion of the wind blew the papers across the field.
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letterhead; note pad; parchment
cement
1 syllables
capers
paper's
papers'
rapers
scrapers
tapers
vapors
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