a leaf of a book or periodical, magazine, etc, or a single side of a leaf

something, e.g. an event, worth being recorded in writing

an exciting page in Germany's history

a sizable subdivision of computer memory used chiefly for convenience of reference in programming

an electronic document published on the World Wide Web

to paginate (e.g. a book)

(often + through) to turn pages, esp in a haphazard manner

a boy serving as an honorary attendant at a formal function, e.g. a wedding

somebody employed to deliver messages or run errands

a boy being trained for the medieval rank of knight and in the personal service of a knight

a young man or boy attending on a person of rank

to summon (somebody) by repeatedly calling out their name over a public-address system or by a coded signal emitted by a short-range radio transmitter

to summon (somebody) by a coded signal emitted by a short-range radio transmitter