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green book

green book noun: any of various official reports of government affairs bound in green.

Noun

green book (plural green books)

  1. Any of various official reports of government affairs bound in green.
    • He says it has been a long battle: "I was engaging with UK government ministers, and they really didn't have much of an interest in investing heavily in Welsh Rail because there was this obsession with the Treasury Green Book.2026 March 18, Christian Wolmar, “Wales sets example with long-term rail strategy”, in RAIL, number 1057, page 42

Forms of green book

pluralgreen books

Questions about green book

What does green book mean?
Green book means any of various official reports of government affairs bound in green.
What part of speech is green book?
Green book is a noun.
What is the plural of green book?
The plural of green book is green books.

Words near green book in the dictionary

  1. green blights
  2. green bodies
  3. green body
  4. green bond
  5. green bonds
  6. green book
  7. green books
  8. green border
  9. green borders
  10. green bottle flies
  11. green bottle fly

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