Interleave (verb)

To insert something, such as pages, between or among other things.

Origin:

Interleave is formed by combining the prefix "inter-" meaning "between" and the word "leave" which means "to place or insert something between or among other things.

Examples:

1. The librarian interleaved the fragile pages with acid-free paper.
2. The bookbinder interleaved the signatures with endpapers.
3. The gardener interleaved the rows of vegetables with rows of flowers.
4. The artist interleaved the sheets of paper with different colors.
5. The printer interleaved the pages with blank sheets to prevent smudging.