a typeface with little lines or ornaments at the end of each stroke. This typeface is an example of a serif font (Times). See Sans serif font.

A typeface having small strokes at the end of the main strokes of each character.

a font like this which has little tails attached to the letters

a font which has serifs

a font with fancy design at the end of some letters

a type of font with short, light lines or curves called serifs projecting from the top or bottom of a mainstroke of a letter

A font with slabs or strokes the the top and bottom of each character. The most common web serif fonts are Times New Roman, Times, and Palatino. This is a serif font.

A font in which the individual characters have little flourishes at the outermost points of the character. Times Roman is an example of a serif font. Sans serif means "without serif." Arial and Helvetica are examples of sans serif fonts.

a font with short cross lines at the ends of letters