Page

Definition of page:

part of speech: noun

A boy attending on a person of distinction.

part of speech: noun

A servant boy; one side of the leaf of a book.

part of speech: noun

One side of a leaf: ( orig.) a leaf of a book, so called because leaves were fastened together to form a book:- pl. writings.

part of speech: verb

To mark or number in pages.

part of speech: noun

Formerly, a boy attending on a person of distinction; a serving boy in livery or uniform; a male attendant on a legislative, or lawmaking, body; one side of the leaf of a book; a record or writing; as, the page of history.

part of speech: verb

To number the pages of.

Usage examples for page:

• But Mis' Page she took things fair and easy. "Clover and Blue Grass", Eliza Calvert Hall.

• You remember how much Mr. Page wanted to do for you boys, after your splendid work for him last summer? "The High School Boys' Fishing Trip", H. Irving Hancock.

• But if you have not, from this and the next page you may learn how to do it. "Six Little Bunkers at Cousin Tom's", Laura Lee Hope.