fanfold
/ˈfænˌfoʊld/
noun
- A stack of paper or forms that are connected and folded like a fan, often used in printers or for continuous forms.
- She carefully separated the fanfold forms along the perforations.
- The old printer still uses fanfold paper with carbon copies.
- The office ordered a new box of fanfold paper for the dot matrix printer.
adjective
- Describing paper or forms that are folded in a fan-like, zigzag pattern.
- The company switched from fanfold forms to individual sheets.
- He loaded the fanfold label stock into the printer tray.
- The fanfold invoice sheets were stacked neatly on the shelf.