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blotter1590s, "thing for drying wet spots," agent noun from blot (v.). Meaning "bad writer" is from c. 1600. Sense of "day book" is from 1670s, and the word was applied early 19 [..]
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blotterpolice official daily record of happenings in local precinct office
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blottera piece of blotting paper, one who blots
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blotterpolice register
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blottera paper disk placed between grinding wheel and retaining flange, often marked with wheel type and speed rating
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blotterAn old-fashioned term for the arrest sheet that summarizes the bare facts of an arrest. Today this
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blotter(n) absorbent paper used to dry ink(n) the daily written record of events (as arrests) in a police station
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blottersheet or sheets of absorbent material made expressly for photographic prints. Wet prints dry flat and quickly when placed between blotters.
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blotterA type of LSD on assorted colorful paper, cut into small doses.
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