rolling paper

American  

noun

1. cigarette paper available in small packages to smokers for rolling their own cigarettes.

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Etymology

Origin of rolling paper

An Americanism dating back to 1975–80

Example Sentences

Turner works a day job as a manager in a warehouse and has a side business selling a type of rolling paper that he patented.

From The Wall Street Journal

Einbinder’s “greatest love is the natural world,” she said over Zoom, wearing a sweatshirt with the rolling paper icon the Zig-Zag Man.

From Los Angeles Times

Gravillis cheerfully handed each of the guests Ikea-style reusable shopping bags, which were brimming with products from brands that sponsor the nonprofit, including body oil, package-free body wash, rolling paper, socks and a candle.

From Los Angeles Times

Inside the capsule was the original coded message — 27 groups of five letters with some numerals at the end — written on a scroll the size of a rolling paper.

From Salon

Customers may bring their own rolling papers or wraps, but pipes and other contraptions must be rented or purchased on site.

From Washington Times