brown paper

noun

1. a coarse unbleached paper used for wrapping

Example Sentences

Wearing a button that read “More White Claw—Less Abortion Laws,” Bennett gave the students their brown paper baggies—and before they walked away, a few of them signed pledge cards for the amendment.

From Slate

Kim Kardashian collaborated with Balenciaga and carried a brown paper Erewhon shopping bag designed by the questionable brand to an outdoor L.A. fashion show.

From Los Angeles Times

He handed me a brown paper bag — mind you, just a regular lunch-size kraft paper bag that was still flat and folded — and in all seriousness said, “Just in case you need it.”

From Los Angeles Times

Slowly he handed me a brown paper bag — mind you, just a regular lunch-size kraft paper bag, still flat and folded.

From Los Angeles Times

As I stood in the security screening line earlier, I decided that after Obama's farewell address I would go to Michigan Avenue, buy a 34-ounce can of Asahi beer, put it in a brown paper bag and then stand across from Trump Tower.

From Salon