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<!--1. Papers which are extremely light in proportion to their bulk. Pure esparto papers are the bulkiest, but are difficult to handle, as they are soft and spongy. Paper of standard bulk or above is termed featherweight, while the same grade of paper under the standard bulk is called ANTIQUE BOOK PAPER . 2. A general term indicating lightweight book paper, thin opaque writing paper, etc. (17 ) to their bulk. Pure esparto papers are the bulkiest, but are difficult to handle, as they are soft and spongy. Paper of standard bulk or above is termed featherweight, while the same grade of paper under the standard bulk is called ANTIQUE BOOK PAPER . 2. A general term indicating lightweight book paper, thin opaque writing paper, etc. (17 )--> | <!--1. Papers which are extremely light in proportion to their bulk. Pure esparto papers are the bulkiest, but are difficult to handle, as they are soft and spongy. Paper of standard bulk or above is termed featherweight, while the same grade of paper under the standard bulk is called ANTIQUE BOOK PAPER . 2. A general term indicating lightweight book paper, thin opaque writing paper, etc. (17 ) to their bulk. Pure esparto papers are the bulkiest, but are difficult to handle, as they are soft and spongy. Paper of standard bulk or above is termed featherweight, while the same grade of paper under the standard bulk is called ANTIQUE BOOK PAPER . 2. A general term indicating lightweight book paper, thin opaque writing paper, etc. (17 )--> | ||
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Translations for "featherweight"
- English: featherweight
- Danish: fjerlet papir
- Dutch: opdikkend papier
- French: papier bouffant
- German: dickes Papier
- Italian: carta soffice
- Latin: (translation needed)
- Spanish: papel pluma
- Swedish: fjaderlatt papper
