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dead-tree

adjective

  1. informal.
    printed on paper

    a dead-tree edition of her book



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But at many schools, e-books are just beginning to chip away at the dominance of dead-tree learning materials.

It's a strange combination of crowdsourcing and dead tree, and the people I know who have written them love it.

A moment later he was walking slowly toward the pile of bricks and debris beside the dead tree stump.

A black spot in the red west shaped itself into a crow, making his way on easy wing toward a dead tree on the top of Boulder Bald.

This tree grows in South America, and often looks like a dead tree, but if it is tapped the milk will flow out freely.

As long as she could remember the dead tree had stood there, gaunt and ghostly, with the tangle of living trees behind it.

The brute must've shied at the dead tree near the gully, the ground was cut up round it.

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