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"paper napkin" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a thin, absorbent paper item used at meals to clean hands, face, or lips, or to protect clothing. Example sentence: She carefully wiped her hands on the paper napkin before tearing into her juicy hamburger.
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And is this a paper napkin?
She wanted the paper napkin untouched.
The paper napkin I killed for sheer sport.
I was rushed to the hospital, carrying a piece of my finger in a paper napkin.
But Abdulhamid was distracted, twisting a paper napkin in his hand.
My mother drew a palm tree on a paper napkin, frowning.
Malcolm waited outside at a picnic table, patiently ripping a paper napkin into small bits.
My sketch on a paper napkin proved unnecessary; the idea was clear enough.
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It seems to be the perfect white-paper-napkin zone.
It's about Graydon Carter and/or the early days of paper-napkin manufacturing.
Marlboro's most famous tradition is the paper-napkin-ball war that erupts most nights during dinner.
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