squared paper

noun

1. graph paper with a pattern of squares formed by lines crossing at right angles.

Word History and Origins

Origin of squared paper¹

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

If possible plot the measures on squared paper as you go, and then any errors or omissions will be checked at once.

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It is necessary to have squared paper and to make the crosses conform to the figures or initials wished.

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We should constantly remember that there is a danger in the slavish use of instruments and of such helps as squared paper.

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The use of squared paper for such a proposition is not wise, since it makes the measurement appear to be merely an approximation.

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In drawing designs for Turkish rugs, where the pattern is to be placed under the warp, it is better to make a squared paper first.

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