Loose-leaf Definition

lo͝oslēf
looseleaf
adjective
Relating to, having, or being leaves that can be easily removed, rearranged, or replaced.
A loose-leaf notebook; loose-leaf paper.
American Heritage
Designating or of writing paper sold in separate sheets, rather than bound or as a tablet.
Webster's New World
Having pages that are not attached and are designed to be removed.
All the pages fell out of my loose-leaf notebook.
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Loose-leaf Sentence Examples

  • Splurge on some lovely loose-leaf tea and brew it by pouring boiling water over it in the pot.

  • The city is a jobbing centre and wholesale market for a considerable area in southern Virginia and northern North Carolina, and is probably the largest loose-leaf tobacco market in the country, selling about 40,000,000 lb annually.

  • The records may take a number of forms, for example book form, loose-leaf binder or computer records.

  • Index for Inclusion in the Arabic World is presented in photocopiable loose leaf binder.

  • Happy Birthday dear Tea Bag... But does it make a cuppa quite as good as good old loose leaf?

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