interleaf
Page between pages
An interleaf is a blank page inserted between the regular pages of a book, typically to protect illustrations or provide space for notes.
The plural is interleaves.
To interleave is to insert such pages, or more broadly, to alternate or intersperse elements: The chapters interleave theory with practical examples.
Without marks or content
- insertPlace within another thing
- separatorSomething that divides
- bookBound written work
- bindingLegally or morally required
tissue · plate · illustration · protection · folio · volume · signature · quarto
Mind's retention capacity
- bufferProtective intermediate space
- paginationSequential numbering of sheets
- dataFacts for analysis
- storageSpace for keeping goods
alternating · sequence · multiplex · scan · interlaced · processing · array · stripe
blank
Without marks or content
binding · tissue · plate · illustration · protection · folio · volume · signature · quarto · octavo
memory
Mind's retention capacity
- bufferProtective intermediate space
- paginationSequential numbering of sheets
- dataFacts for analysis
storage · alternating · sequence · multiplex · scan · interlaced · processing · array · stripe · RAID
alternating
Occurring in turns
- arrangementOrdered configuration or agreement
- nodeConnection point in networks
- stemPlant's central axis
whorl · opposite · spiral · growth · pattern · botany · foliage · lamina · petiole · axil
interleafletterpress
Printing from raised surfaces
body text · printed matter · illustration · engraving · frontispiece