From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnotepapernote‧pa‧per /ˈnəʊtˌpeɪpə $ ˈnoʊtˌpeɪpər/ noun [uncountable] TCMLETTERpaper used for writing letters or notes → writing paperheaded notepaper (=with the sender’s address printed on it)
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notepaper• In his methodical way, he took up the next one, scrawled flamboyantly on Basildon Bond notepaper.• This appears automatically on the bottom of your email, like headed notepaper.• On Gordon's desk was a pile of headed notepaper.• Even if, in this instance, the mistake appears on the committee's headed notepaper.• Other Railfreight assets from office buildings to headed notepaper also received the appropriate embellishments.• As I tell him what happened, he reaches over and takes the piece of notepaper on which I recorded disaster.• Half-flag, half-face, the new image cost the Glasgow life company £50,000 and another £550,000 changing the notepaper etc.• The notepaper was headed with a Knightsbridge address.headed notepaper• Volunteers have raised money for headed notepaper, travel expenses and visits.• This appears automatically on the bottom of your email, like headed notepaper.• On Gordon's desk was a pile of headed notepaper.• The letter is on headed notepaper.• Even if, in this instance, the mistake appears on the committee's headed notepaper.• Could you carry the idea through on the headed notepaper?• They agreed to this and even gave him their headed notepaper to use in ordering.• Other Railfreight assets from office buildings to headed notepaper also received the appropriate embellishments. 