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paging Definition


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page1
noun
    1. One side of a leaf in a book, etc.
      Thesaurus: leaf, sheet, folio, side.
    2. A leaf of a book, etc.
    3. literary
      An episode or incident in history, one's life, etc.
verb
    paged, paging
    1. To paginate (a text).
Etymology: 16c: French, from Latin pagina a leaf of a book.





page2
noun
    1. historical
      A boy attendant serving a knight and training for knighthood.
    2. A boy attending the bride at a wedding. See also bridesmaid.
    3. A boy who carries messages or luggage, etc in hotels, clubs, etc.
    4. In the US Congress: a messenger.
verb paged, paging
    1. To summon someone by calling their name out loud, or through a public-address system or pager.
    2. rare
      To attend someone as a page.
Etymology: 13c: French, from Italian paggio.





paging present participle of page1, page2


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