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writing materials such as paper, pencils, notebooks, etc.

a cover with metal rings inside that pass through the holes of the documents within to hold them together

a cover made of plastic or folded card in which documents or pieces of paper can be kept

a small, thin piece of bent wire or plastic used for holding together sheets of paper

a metal object with two toothed jaws and a spring, used for holding things in place

a small piece of colored paper that is sticky on one side and can be easily removed, used for leaving notes

a small board that has a clip on top for holding sheets of paper

a pen that can be refilled with ink

the tip of a pen that puts the ink on paper

a pen with a small metal ball at its tip that puts the ink on paper when it rolls

a pen with a metal ball at the tip that when rolls puts the ink on paper

the object inside a pencil that makes a mark when moved on paper

plastic tape that is transparent and sticky on one side, used for sticking things together, such as paper

a type of pen with a colored tip, used for marking words in a piece of writing, book, magazine, etc.

a pen with a tip that is made of a fiber called felt

a tool used for fastening sheets of paper together by putting staples into them

a handheld tool with a small blade inside, used for sharpening pencils

a white liquid for covering mistakes made while writing

a type of thumbtack with a colored piece of plastic on one end

a short pin with a flat round head that is used to fasten paper to a wall or board

a machine or tool used for making holes in paper or other material

a set of sheets of paper held together on which one can write notes

a handheld tool that is used for imprinting a name, date, etc. onto a piece of paper

a pencil with a button on top that can be pushed or turned to get more lead out

thin paper with one side coated with a dark substance, put between two sheets of paper to copy everything that is being written or typed on it onto the sheet underneath

an alphabetically-arranged set of cards with information on them, found especially in libraries

a tray-like object on an office desk, where incoming tasks or documents are placed for one to deal with

a tray-like object on an office desk, where completed tasks, documents, etc. are placed before filing or further processing

a piece of office furniture with drawers in which documents can be stored

an object with an open top that is used for holding trash, particularly waste paper

functional and easy to use

made for practical use, not for looks