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booklet

[ book-lit ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

booklet

/ ˈbʊklɪt /

Origin of booklet¹

First recorded in 1855–60; book + -let

Even better, let me download the entire CD booklet as a pdf.

As he dug through the boxes, lo and behold, there was a booklet with his birth certificate.

The movies will be based on a 42-page booklet that was released as part of a British charity campaign in 2001.

In the face of public criticism, Ronski claimed that he had not personally approved the booklet.

They matched the dark tones of the portraits in a show notes booklet, which was handed out to guests before the show began.

Every boy and girl should read this booklet so as to be forearmed against evils of the sort just described.

In this booklet the author points out a number of different kinds of "cures" and patent medicines.

There has been no attempt to cover the whole ground of destructive criticism in the brief compass of this booklet.

The officials of the organization dare not permit the booklet I saw to be generally circulated among their members.

His booklet of twenty-two pages, unsalable in his time, is to-day held worth far more than its weight in gold.

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