Ink
Ink noun - A liquid used for printing or writing or drawing.
Pen and paper and ink are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pen and paper" instead a noun "Ink".
Pen and paper
Ink and pen and paper are semantically related. You can use "Ink" instead a noun phrase "Pen and paper".
Both terms in one sentence
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Marceau does have a pen and paper but there is no ink, so he pricks his wrist and signs the army register with his blood.
Source: Couldn't Find a Pen -
He knows perfectly well how to turn to the ink, metal, plastic, wood pulp, and glue into a high explosive to blast his way out... but he would never do that, because then they wouldn't let him have a pen and paper any more.
Source: MacGyvering -
Luthor had, in fact, long since figured out a way to turn the ink, metal, plastic, and wood pulp into a high explosive to blast his way out, but he would never do so, because then the next time Superman threw him in prison, the prison wouldn't let him have a pen and paper any more.
Source: Cardboard Prison
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