blankbook

English

Etymology

From blank +‎ book.

Noun

blankbook (plural blankbooks)

1. A book of blank pages ready to be filled in.
   • 1910, Report of the City Record Commission, page 8:

     The stationery proper and blankbooks amount to $ 250,000 and, assuming that all the supplies contracted for are furnished, the price is far above what ought to be paid.

References

• Merriam-Webster Dictionary