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A kind of thick, bibulous, unsized paper, used to absorb superfluous ink from a freshly written manuscript, and thus prevent blots.
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Bulky, highly absorbent, filler-free paper which is mostly produced from pure cotton in the form of bleached linters and from chemical pulp.
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Very absorbent and bulky, woodfree, sometimes made from a pulp of cotton or wool fibres 1 20-300gsm.
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absorbent paper used to dry ink
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Extremely soft and absorbent stock. Used where high ink or water absorbency is critical, such as desk blotters.
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Very absorbent and bulky, woodfree paper, sometimes made from a pulp of cotton or wool fibers.
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Soft, unsized paper or board used to absorb moisture. Blotting paper used in conservation should not be coloured.
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To dream of using blotting paper, signifies you will be deceived into the betrayal of secrets which will seriously involve a friend. to see worn blotting paper, denotes continued disagreements in the home or among friends.
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Blotting paper is a type of paper or other material which is used to absorb an excess of substance (such as ink or oil) from the surface of an object.
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