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lavatory paper

British  

noun

  1. another name for toilet paper

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“There is no reason to denude the shelves of lavatory paper in the supermarkets,” Murphy said in a national televised press conference.

From Washington Times

Australia’s top physician warned citizens against stockpiling toilet paper, after stores across the country ran out as shoppers bought supplies amid the coronavirus outbreak.“We are trying to reassure people that removing all of the lavatory paper from the shelves of supermarkets probably isn’t a proportionate or sensible thing to do at this time,” Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy told a Senate hearing Wednesday, according to local reports.

From Washington Post

Australia's chief medical officer Dr Brendan Murphy told parliament this week: "We are trying to reassure people that removing all of the lavatory paper from the shelves of supermarkets probably isn't a proportionate or sensible thing to do at this time."

From BBC

Right after they’ve managed to locate a multipack of lavatory paper for under £50.

From The Guardian

Between the beds was a broad damp stain on the carpet in the center of which lay a bar of soap and damp wads of lavatory paper.

From Literature