a paper size aka octodecimo
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eighteenmoa paper size, aka octodecimo
eighteenmosEIGHTEENMO, a paper size, aka octodecimo
talbotypea method of taking photographic pictures, on paper sensitized with iodide of silver, aka calotype, kalotype
talbotypesTALBOTYPE, a method of taking photographic pictures, on paper sensitized with iodide of silver, aka calotype, kalotype
foolscapa paper size
quartoa paper size
DEMYA size of paper.
potta size of paper
jesusa size of paper
quartosQUARTO, a paper size
demya size of paper
POTTA size of paper.
POTTA size of paper
ELEPHANTA size of paper
FOOLSCAPA size of paper
foolscapsFOOLSCAP, a paper size
sextoa paper size, also SIXMO
pottsPOTT, a size of paper
sixmoa paper size, also SEXTO
demiesDEMY, a size of paper
sixmosSIXMO, a paper size, also SEXTO
sextosSEXTO, a paper size, also SIXMO
royalsROYAL, a size of printing paper
DEMYA size of writing paper, 16x21 inches.
sixmobook, a page, or paper of this size
sixmosbook, a page, or paper of this size
octavobook, a page, or paper of this size
royalsA paper size, now standardized at 636 Î 480 mm
crownsA paper size, now standardized at 384 Î 504 mm
demyA paper size, now standardized at 564 Î 444 mm
royalrelating to a king or queen / a size of printing paper
sixmothe size of a piece of paper cut six from a sheet
octavothe size of a piece of paper cut eight from a sheet
quartosthe size of a piece of paper cut four from a sheet
sixmosthe size of a piece of paper cut six from a sheet
imperial(of a size of paper) Measuring roughly 762 Î 559 mm (30 Î 22 inches)
foolscapA size of paper, now standardized at about 13 Î 8 (or 13 Î 15.75) inches (300 Î 200 mm)
sheetsA rectangular piece of paper, esp. one of a standard size produced commercially and used for writing and printing on
quirea collection of 24 or sometimes 25 sheets of paper of the same size and quality one twentieth of a ream
murphyany of various confidence games in which a victim is left with a sealed envelope supposedly containing money, but which contains only newspaper or scrap paper cut to the same size as paper money