looseleaf
/ˈlusˌlif/
adjective
- Describing a notebook or binder whose pages can be removed, added, or rearranged easily.
- He prefers a looseleaf notebook because he can take out pages to turn in and add new ones later.
- The teacher required all students to use looseleaf paper for their homework assignments.
- She bought a looseleaf binder for her science class so she could reorganize her notes.
noun
- Paper that is not bound in a book, designed to be used in a looseleaf binder.
- She grabbed a sheet of looseleaf from her binder to write a quick note.
- The office supply store sells packs of college-ruled looseleaf.
- I need to buy more looseleaf for my history binder before the exam.