Wiktionary
n. High quality paper with a high linen (i.e., flax fiber) content.
WordNet
n. a high-quality paper made of linen fibers or with a linen finish [syn: linen]
Usage examples of "linen paper".
The heavy linen paper curled and browned on the bed of coals before bursting into flames.
In time a servant came, holding the antique kimono wrapped once again in linen paper.
A short time later he emerged holding something flat, wrapped in linen paper.
I had trouble taking it down, but finally I added the new kimono to the few others, also wrapped in linen paper, and replaced the case where I'd found it.
The reversed images of some letters where the two sides had been folded together told me that, despite the careful phrasing, the words had been placed on the heavy linen paper in haste.
I want to see that Greek copy written on linen paper, which was then very rare and was manufactured in Silos, near Burgos, your home.
Fingers cold, I pulled out the thick slip of linen paper smelling of pine and apples.
Anselm was so angry he sprayed spittle on her charcoal-board and on smooth linen paper she used for her final copies of theorems.
The envelope was mauve, with silky threads in the fine linen paper.