Page

Common English surname

A page is one side of a leaf of paper in a book, magazine, or document: Turn to page 42.

By extension, page refers to the content on that surface or a section of a website.

As a verb, to page through something is to flip through it.

To page someone is to summon them, originally by calling their name aloud, now typically by electronic device.

A page is also a young attendant, historically one serving a knight or nobleman, now often someone who runs errands in a legislative body or hotel.

paper

sheet

Flat rectangular material

  • leafPlant's photosynthetic organ
  • folioSingle-fold page format
  • rectoRight-hand book page

verso · margin · binding · paperback · hardcover · printed · torn · blank · dog-eared · yellowed

web

website

Online page collection

URL · link · hyperlink · scroll · click · load · refresh · content · layout · header

servant

squire

Knight's noble assistant

court · royal · errand · livery · Tudor · chamberlain · herald · nobility · aristocracy · apprentice

book

chapter

Division of a book

turning · flipping · spine · cover · index · contents · appendix · epilogue · prologue · frontispiece

summon

intercom

Short-range voice transmitter

hospital · airport · overhead · call · alert · notification · buzzer · message · waiting · bellhop

person

Bettie

Patti · surname · namesake · biography · author · writer · historian · musician · actor · politician

Categories
Opposites
document unit size

Pagebook

Bound written work

volume · tome · manuscript · document · chapter

servant/attendant role hierarchy

Pagemaster

Authority or controller

lord · king · queen · noble · liege

communication action

Pageignore

Refuse to notice

disregard · overlook · silence · unreachable · incommunicado

Phrases
Family

pages, paged, paging, pager, pagers, pageant, pageants, pageantry, pagination

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G