groundwood

/ˈɡraʊndwʊd/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of paper made from wood pulp, especially from spruce or fir trees, using a mechanical process.

“The artist preferred working with groundwood paper for its unique texture and finish.”

2. noun

A mixture of wood and other materials ground together, used as an adhesive or filler.

“The craftsman applied groundwood to the wooden frame for extra stability.”

Synonyms

  • mechanical paper
  • wood pulp

Antonyms

  • handmade paper
  • laminated paper