Gregg-ruled
/ɡɹɛɡ ɹuːld/
Gregg-ruled adjective: of a specific type of lined paper, designed for shorthand writing, associated with the Gregg shorthand system.
Adjective
Gregg-ruled (not comparable)
- Of a specific type of lined paper, designed for shorthand writing, associated with the Gregg shorthand system.
- Buy a Gregg-ruled stenographer's notebook, one of those 6" x 9" books with a line down the middle of every page.1993, Stu Taylor, Tom Biracree, How to Turn Trends Into Fortunes Without Getting Left in the Dust, page 37
Questions about Gregg-ruled
- What does Gregg-ruled mean?
- Gregg-ruled means of a specific type of lined paper, designed for shorthand writing, associated with the Gregg shorthand system.
- What part of speech is Gregg-ruled?
- Gregg-ruled is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce Gregg-ruled?
- Gregg-ruled is pronounced /ɡɹɛɡ ɹuːld/.
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