roll stationery

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• roll stationery — /ˈroʊl steɪʃənri/ (say rohl stayshuhnree) noun continuous stationery in the form of rolls of paper …  

• continuous stationery — /kənˌtɪnjuəs ˈsteɪʃənri/ (say kuhn.tinyoohuhs stayshuhnree) noun stationery, especially for computer and machine printouts, which is not cut into separate pages but into great lengths equivalent to many pages. See roll stationery, fanfold …  

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