strongpaper

noun
UK /ˈstrɒŋˌpeɪpə/
US /ˈstrɔːŋˌpeɪpər/

Strongpaper is a very thick, tough paper that does not tear easily.

The teacher used strongpaper to make the kite so it would not rip in the wind.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A paper treated with resin or glue to make it extra durable.

The box was wrapped in strongpaper to survive the long trip.

3. A type of paper used for building models that need to hold their shape.

He cut the strongpaper into triangles to build a sturdy bridge model.

4. A paper that resists water and wear, often used for outdoor signs.

The gardener wrote the plant names on strongpaper so the rain would not ruin them.