publicpaper
nounUK /ˈpʌblɪkˌpeɪpə/
US /ˈpʌblɪkˌpeɪpər/
A publicpaper is a paper that anyone is allowed to read.
The teacher put the school rules on a publicpaper so all the kids could see them.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A paper that is shared openly with everyone, not kept secret.
The town shared its plan on a publicpaper for all the neighbors.
3. A printed sheet that gives news or information to many people.
He read the publicpaper on the wall to find out about the fair.
4. A paper that belongs to the community and not to one person.
The library keeps a publicpaper with its opening times.