butcher paper

American  

noun

1. heavy, moisture-resistant paper, as used for wrapping meat.

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Example Sentences

Kwee told me I must, if nothing else, procure a roll of butcher paper.

From The Wall Street Journal

In Federal Way, McCann reports, the district suggested teachers put butcher paper on the windows.

From Seattle Times

Over on a side wall, the photograph’s black-and-white pictorial motif repeats again in three large-scale oil paintings on butcher paper, surely elaborated from old photographs.

From Los Angeles Times

I tear off a piece of butcher paper, get my pen, and when I’m done writing, I fold the paper twice and walk outside.

From Literature

They started meeting up for lunch at a campus cafe called Cascadeli, where the sandwiches were big, thick, full of crunchy vegetables and wrapped in white butcher paper before being sliced in half.

From Washington Post