Folios is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOLIOS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FOLIO, to number the pages of
NOUN:
• an individual leaf of paper or parchment, either loose as one of a series or forming part of a bound volume, which is numbered on the recto or front side only.
• the page number in a printed book.
• a sheet of paper folded once to form two leaves (four pages) of a book.
• a size of book made up of folio sheets of paper.
• a book or manuscript made up of folio sheets of paper; a volume of the largest standard size.

Words related to FOLIOS

folio8 folioed11 folioing12

How to use FOLIOS in a sentence

• Thus Napoleon, on the eve of the 18th Brumaire, complained that France, with a thousand folios of law, was a lawless nation.
• There were other editions in three folios in 1716, in 1722, and in 1741.
• The second meeting brought together one-half of this learned body, and they enacted rules and laws, and passed resolutions, sufficient, it was said, to have filled three folios.
• That is none of your dusty folios with black letters between pasteboard and leather, but it is printed in bright red type, and the binding of it is warm and tender to every touch.
• Or you may make it as Charles Lamb made his, merely by loving old folios, whist, and roast pig.
• His narrative contains much that is worthless, and is written in the most tedious manner of the folios.
• Collier and the genuineness of the folios and the manuscripts which he has brought to light.
• The inner, or second and third folios of the paper, present still finer studies for our reflection.
• The first book of the Compendium, comprising no less than 75 folios, is devoted entirely to the discussion of fevers.
• He leaned forward towards his counsel, Maitre Henri Robert, who, assisted by his chief secretary, Maitre Andre Hesse, was busily turning over the folios of his brief.
• This was used by Caxton only during his last years, 1487-91, and by Wynkyn de Worde, into whose hands the original block passed, in his folios for thirty years longer.
• Such were the materials, and such the genius of the man, whose folios, which seem destined for the retired few, lie open on our parlour tables.
• The old gentleman had a learned passion for folios.
• In the northwest corner of the room there were racks with map rollers, and folios of maps on the floor and leaning against the wall.
• In bulk it ranks first easily, filling as it does one of the large folios of the edition of 1663.
• There was the library, cool, spacious, and dark, book-lined from floor to ceiling, rich in portentous folios.
• One of the special features was the handling of enormous quantities of the 50-cent folios and the 10-cent editions of popular issues.
• It contains fifty-seven illuminations and several folios of violet parchment with golden ornaments and lettering.
• Petersburg some thirty thousand folios on the Bering expedition to America.
• I have wasted many precious hours in toiling through black-letter folios and tracts which had no other merit than their rarity.
• Well it is when some new leaf is discovered among the musty folios, reciting the saintly character and the triumphs of those who lived when Christianity was new.
• A half sheet, of a convenient folio size, should be allotted to each species, and all the species of a genus may be placed in one or more whole sheets or folios.
• On an average, twelve words, with the figures, may be calculated for each entry, which will give for this parish about 500 folios.
• Each entry having been transcribed twice, we may call it, at a rough calculation, 1000 folios written out ready for printing.
• So you will understand his demand for brown folios.
• The animation of these great folios of plates is prodigious.
• Hundreds of the ever-renowned folios found their way into France, and were paid for by French money.
• Burney to go up with him into his garret, which being accepted, he there found about five or six Greek folios, a deal writing-desk, and a chair and a half.
• So, if our generation demands ministry in newspapers instead of folios, a man may still win an honest immortality without the biography and the bother of it.
• For all large folios, newspapers and kindred works, use heavy canvas, as it is somewhat cheaper than sheep, and as easily worked.

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