What is another word for dog ears?
Pronunciation: [dˈɒɡ ˈi͡əz] (IPA) 
Dog ears, also known as folded pages, signify an interrupt in the smoothness of a book's spine and indicate a sign of use. In the world of literature, dog ears are considered disrespectful, and the practice is shunned by bibliophiles universally. Alternative ways to preserve the page in question include using a bookmark, paperclip, or using a sticky note on the edge. Another option is to use the digital component of books in their electronic format, which saves the need for paper manipulation altogether. However, one must remember that the satisfaction of holding a physical book and experiencing the smell of pages is unmatched to the digital age.
