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notepad

American  
[noht-pad] / ˈnoʊtˌpæd /

noun

  1. a pad of blank pages for writing notes.


Etymology

Origin of notepad

First recorded in 1920–25; note + pad 1

Example Sentences

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The other package was a generous pile of large notepads, and a supply of pencils, all printed with ‘Overland Automobile Company’, also complimentary.

From Literature

She held a notepad near her face, tilting it toward the window to catch the light as she scratched on it with a pencil.

From Literature

Tax pros who bill by the hour might put down their notepad and look away from their computer screen to indicate that they’re not charging for their time.

From MarketWatch

It was well worth it and not just for the souvenir pencils, notepad and “do not disturb” sign in the room.

From The Wall Street Journal

Glory flipped open a notepad with a metal spiral.

From Literature