n.
- An official pass or permit, especially one for crossing national boundaries.
- A book of postage stamps.
[French, notebook, carnet, from Old French quernet, pocket notebook, from quaer, quire. See quire1.]
carnet
Dictionary:
car·net (kär-nā') 
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