paper
//ˈpeɪpər//
Noun
A thin material made from wood pulp or other fibers, used for writing, printing, or wrapping things.
I need some paper to write a letter.
A newspaper.
I read the paper every morning.
A piece of written work, especially an essay or academic article.
She wrote a paper on climate change for her university class.
Official documents that prove identity or provide information.
Please bring your papers to the immigration office.
Wallpaper.
We chose a floral paper for the bedroom.
Verb
To cover a wall or surface with wallpaper.
We decided to paper the bedroom walls.
To cover or conceal something, especially a problem or difficulty.
They tried to paper over the cracks in their relationship.
Adjective
Made of paper or resembling paper.
She made a paper flower for her mother.
Existing only in theory or on paper; not real or practical.
It was only a paper agreement with no real effect.