sturdypaper

noun
UK /ˈstɜːdiˌpeɪpə/
US /ˈstɜːrdiˌpeɪpər/

Sturdypaper is a very strong kind of paper that does not tear easily.

She used sturdypaper to make a kite that would not rip in the wind.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thick paper used for making boxes and folders.

The folder was made of sturdypaper so it could hold many pages.

3. A strong paper used in art projects that need to last.

He painted on sturdypaper so the picture would not wrinkle.

4. A paper that resists water and wear.

The map was printed on sturdypaper to survive outdoor trips.

5. A heavy paper used for book covers.

The little book had a sturdypaper cover that felt firm.