bookmarkslip
nounUK /ˈbʊk.mɑːk.slɪp/
US /ˈbʊk.mɑːrk.slɪp/
A small piece of paper you put in a book to save your place.
She tucked a bookmarkslip between the pages before closing her novel.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A thin strip attached to a book's spine to mark the reader's place.
The old dictionary had a leather bookmarkslip bound into its spine.
3. A printed slip given out at a bookstore or library with reading information on it.
The librarian handed each child a bookmarkslip listing the summer reading challenge.
4. A digital note saved in a browser or e-reader to return to a page later.
He added a bookmarkslip to the online article so he could finish it after lunch.