Licence and Paper

Licence

Licence noun - A legal document giving official permission to do something.

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Paper and licence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Paper" instead a noun "Licence".

Paper noun - A piece of paper with information written or to be written on it.

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Licence and paper are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Licence" instead a noun "Paper".

Nearby Words: papered, paperback, paperwork, papery, papering

special	special licence	special paper
final	final licence	final paper

Although the media makes it appear as if every police officer has a licence to kill, in reality only a small percentage of police officers ever fire their weapons at anything other than a paper target during their careers.

Source: Thou Shalt Not Kill
Mayor and would have his job, walked over to his patrol car, pulled out his lunch box's jar of peanut butter, spread some on the motorist's (then just paper) licence, and ate it, challenging the motorist to tell the Lt.

Source: Eat the Evidence
After a few minutes, the officer gets a jar of peanut butter out of his cruiser, spread some on his (the then old style paper only) driver's licence, then ate it, and dared the guy to tell the deputy mayor that.

Source: Refuge In Audacity / Live-Action TV

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