IPA: /ˈklɪpʃiːt/
KK: /ˈklɪpʃiːt/
A piece of paper that has news articles and other information printed on it, typically on one side, making it easy to cut out and use again.
The journalist handed me a clipsheet filled with the latest news articles.
The word 'clipsheet' is formed from 'clip' (from Old English 'clyppan', meaning to grasp or hold) and 'sheet' (from Old English 'sceat', meaning a piece of material or a layer). The term 'clipsheet' refers to a sheet that is held or grasped, typically used for organizing documents.
Think of 'grasping' ('clip') a 'piece of material' ('sheet') to remember that a clipsheet is used to hold documents together.
No commonly confused words.