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quarterfold

Syllables: quar·ter·foldUK/ˈkwɔːtəˌfəʊld/US/ˈk(w)ɔɹtɚˌfoʊld/

quarterfold noun: a fold produced by folding a sheet of paper or other material once in half and then again in half at a right angle, resulting in four roughly equal panels or quadrants.

Noun

quarterfold (plural quarterfolds)

  1. A fold produced by folding a sheet of paper or other material once in half and then again in half at a right angle, resulting in four roughly equal panels or quadrants.
    • Snowdrift white crepe quarterfold napkins saves folding1918 August, The Modern Hospital, volume XI, number 2, page 102
    • The Cheshire Model AL is a custom-built automatic unit capable of labeling up to 20,000 periodicals, brochures, lightweight booklets, magazines and quarterfold tabloids.1958 July, The Office, page 157

Forms of quarterfold

pluralquarterfolds

Origin of quarterfold

From quarter + fold.

Words that rhyme with quarterfold

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Questions about quarterfold

What does quarterfold mean?
Quarterfold means a fold produced by folding a sheet of paper or other material once in half and then again in half at a right angle, resulting in four roughly equal panels or quadrants.
What part of speech is quarterfold?
Quarterfold is a noun.
How do you pronounce quarterfold?
Quarterfold is pronounced /ˈk(w)ɔɹtɚˌfoʊld/ (US).
What is the plural of quarterfold?
The plural of quarterfold is quarterfolds.

Words near quarterfold in the dictionary

  1. quarterfinalist
  2. quarterfinalists
  3. quarterfinals
  4. quarterfoil
  5. quarterfoils
  6. quarterfold
  7. quarterfolds
  8. quarterhorse
  9. quarterhorses
  10. quartering
  11. quartering block

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