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blotter
[ blot-er ]
noun
- a piece of blotting paper used to absorb excess ink, to protect a desk top, etc.
- a book in which transactions or events, as sales or arrests, are recorded as they occur:
a police blotter.
- Machinery. a soft washer of blotting paper or felt for cushioning a brittle object against shock or pressure or for increasing the friction or contact area between two surfaces.
blotter
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noun
- something used to absorb excess ink or other liquid, esp a sheet of blotting paper with a firm backing
- a daily record of events, such as arrests, in a police station (esp in the phrase police blotter )
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of blotter1
Example Sentences
We take a walk around The Row to place a to-go order at Pizzeria Bianco while we huff the blotters doused with our potential perfume picks.
Police responded to the crash at 4th Avenue South and South Washington Street shortly before noon, police said in an online blotter post.
They are also planning talks about major moments within psychedelic art history, a deep dive of blotter art, and a panel on magic mushrooms and their scientific properties.
We were no sooner at the cluttered top than she got busy, hobbling over the blotter, swerving around the inkstand.
Officers Adam Fowler and Nick French were identified as the officers who opened fire, according to the blotter post.
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