1. n. One of a list of items to be emphasized, usually marked by a graphical device alongside it on a foil (see). 2. n. A short, factual statement.
A brief paraphrase of each point the speaker will be making during the presentation - typically arranged in a list with a common symbol preceding each.
a large dot placed in printed matter to call attention to a particular message.
Typesettig term for an open or solid circle or similar geometric form (frequently used to highlight individual features within a listing).
A bold dot used to set off a line of text in a document.
A small black circle or similar graphic used in front of items in a list, often called a bullet list.
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A dot at the beginning of a line or phrase used to get attention.
a large dot preceding text to add emphasis.
A small graphic, usually a round or square dot, commonly used to designate items in a list.
A type of dingbat, usually a big dot (·), used to highlight items listed in the text.
A symbol that serves to accent the beginning of a paragraph or item within a list. Many browsers use different bullet symbols depending on the level of indentation for the given paragraphs. Typical symbols include small circles, squares, triangles, or dashes.
A small object, used to identify each item in a list of items. Also referred as Bullet Point. Usually a small image or Powerpoint like bullets of solid square shape, disc or circle.» Back to top of screen
a type of character, the most common being a large dot, that is used to separate text or to begin paragaphs, especially in lists. Can be created on the Mac with the key combination Option-8; on the PC with Control-Shift-8.
A symbol- often a filled circle or square- printed in front of a line of text to draw attention to it. If you are using a Windows word processor, you can add bullet by changing the font to Symbol or Windings
In typography, a round dot used to make a line stand out.
The best workout time for a particular distance on a given day at a track. From the printer's "bullet" that precedes the time of the workout in listings. Also known as a "black-letter" work in some parts of the country.
A dot or other special character placed at the left of items in a list to show that they are individual, but related points.
A large dot or similar marking to emphasize text.
A typeset character (a large dot or symbol) used to itemize lists or to direct attention to the beginning of a line. ( See dingbat.)
Typographic dot or other pointer used to set off items in lists.
A dot adding emphasis to the text that follows can be small or large.
A common pi character usually used to draw attention to listed items.
A mark used to set off items in a list, frequently a filled circle.
Fastest workout of the day at a particular distance.
A heavy-dot symbol used to call attention to an item in a list or a printed passage.
Arrows, dots or squares that point out key topics of the story.
A boldface square or dot used before a sentence to emphasize its importance.
A large black dot used at the left edge of a column to mark each item in a series.
A special character created by pressing CTRL+ALT+8 and typically used to delimit unnumbered lists of items. See: Em Dash.
In printing, a graphic symbol usually in the form of a large dot marking the commencement of a new paragraph. Used to attract the reader's attention.
A dot or similar marking used in typesetting to emphasize text.
A blob at the beginning of a paragraph or line to indicate a list or add emphasis