letter-size

[ let-er-sahyz ]

adjective

1. (of paper) measuring approximately 8½ × 11 inches (22 × 28 centimeters).
2. (of office supplies and equipment) made for holding letter-size sheets of paper.

Example Sentences

“They are legal size and regular letter size,” she tells me.

From The Daily Beast

Each letter had four pages of the small, private-letter size.

From Project Gutenberg

The letter size should have been taken in the first place, as the note is only for such messages as are essentially short.

From Project Gutenberg

Ordinary letter-size unruled tablet paper is convenient to get and easily handled.

From Project Gutenberg

This die appeared in July, 1853, and exists on note and letter size envelopes.

From Project Gutenberg

The schedule of 1867 gives the prices of three cent envelopes, etc., and of letter size second quality buff.

From Project Gutenberg