interleaf
nounUK /ˈɪntəliːf/
US /ˈɪntərliːf/
A blank sheet of paper put between the pages of a book.
The artist placed an interleaf between each drawing to keep the ink from smudging.
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2. A page bound between printed pages, often for notes or illustrations.
The recipe book had interleaves for writing your own variations.
3. The act or process of inserting leaves between existing pages.
Interleaf of the album took hours because each photo needed a protective sheet.
4. A layer placed between two other layers in a stack or structure.
The glass panels were packed with an interleaf of foam to prevent scratching.