paperasserie
/ˌpapəˈrasəri/noun
Excessive bureaucratic procedure or paperwork; bureaucracy; red tape.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Edinburgh Review. From French paperasserie from paperasse quantity of paper, especially of bureaucratic paperwork (1590 in Middle French; from papier + -asse, augmentative suffix; compare in same sense Middle French paperat, paperas, plural) + -erie.
- market-researched
- market researcher
- market-ripe
- market risk
- market share
- market-sharing
- market socialism
- market-socialist
- market society
- marketspace
- market square
- market stall
- market stance
- market street
- market survey
- market test
- market-tested
- market testing
- market timer
- market timing
- market town
- market trader
- market valuation
- market value
- market wagon