corrugated paper

noun

1. heavy paper with ridges and grooves, used in packing fragile articles.

corrugated paper

noun

1. a packaging material made from layers of heavy paper, the top layer of which is grooved and ridged

Word History and Origins

Origin of corrugated paper¹

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

You’d need a lot of hot glue and corrugated paper, not to mention milk cartons and clay.

From Voice of San Diego

Every child, myself included, had to make a diorama of a state mission – and they needed supplies like hot glue, corrugated paper and Styrofoam, not to mention milk cartons and clay.

From Voice of San Diego

No answer from Grindley, but he put out his hand and felt under the corrugated paper in the attach case.

From Project Gutenberg

This material is manufactured in the sectional pipe covering or in corrugated paper form.

From Project Gutenberg

A box bound with wire and made of corrugated paper now takes the place for many light articles of the wooden packing-case.

From Project Gutenberg

Under his arm was a bundle of corrugated paper such as is used in wrapping books for mailing.

From Project Gutenberg