Usually means: Surface for inking rubber stamps.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (stamp pad)

▸ noun:  A porous pad, often made of a felt-like material, impregnated with ink, used for inking rubber stamps.

Similar:
inkpad, pad, inking pad, ink-pad, ink pad, tampon, rubber stamp, stamp, blotting pad, ribbon stamp, more...

Opposite:
stamp remover, ink eraser, stamp cleaner

Types:
ink pad, stamp ink, rubber stamp, self-inking stamp, notary stamp, seal, more...

Phrases:
deal with a dry stamp pad, more...

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Similar:
inkpad, pad, inking pad, ink-pad, ink pad, tampon, rubber stamp, stamp, blotting pad, ribbon stamp, more...

Opposite:
stamp remover, ink eraser, stamp cleaner

Types:
ink pad, stamp ink, rubber stamp, self-inking stamp, notary stamp, seal, more...

Phrases:
deal with a dry stamp pad, more...



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