reamsofpaper

noun
UK /riːmz əv ˈpeɪpə/
US /riːmz əv ˈpeɪpər/

A ream of paper is a big bunch of paper sheets, usually 500 of them.

The teacher bought three reams of paper for the classroom printer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Large amounts of printed documents or writing.

She brought reams of paper to the meeting to share her research.

3. A very large number or quantity of something, used figuratively.

He wrote reams of paper about his favorite football team.

4. Bundles of paper used for printing, copying, or drawing.

The art room keeps reams of paper for students to sketch on.