blankbook

[ blangk-book blangk-book ]

noun

1. a book containing blank pages, as a notebook or sketchbook.
2. a book or pad of blank forms, as printed blanks for receipts or reports.

Word History and Origins

Origin of blankbook¹

An Americanism dating back to 1705–15; blank + book

Example Sentences

Mr. Fenelby wrote it in his blankbook, at the top of the first blank page.

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She had no scissors, but tore them roughly out of paper which she took from her blankbook.

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It was a small blankbook about six inches long and four inches wide, well bound in leather and thoroughly water-soaked.

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