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Definitions for "Mimeograph"
Keywords:  stencil, syllabus, duplicator, gestetner, roneo
Related Terms: Letterset, Gravure, Rotogravure, Copperplate, Impression cylinder, Form rollers, Gravure printing, Ink fountain, Intaglio printing, Intaglio, Linocut, Blanket cylinder, Offset lithography, Dry offset, Letterpress, Letterpress printing, Dampening, Linoleum cut, Offset printing, Blanket, Lithograph, Collograph, Line engraving, Retroussage, Relief print, Lithography, Wash up, Flexographic printing, Relief printing, Collagraph, Embossed print, Wash-up, Flexography, Packing, Fountain, Block print, Planographic printing, Offset, Embossing ink, Planographic, Counterproof, Washup, Plate mark, Printmaking, Matrix, Blind embossing, Impression, Surface printing, Heliogravure, Piling
A copying device that uses a stencil through which ink is pressed; it was invented by Edison.
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to make copies of using a mimeograph; as, She mimeographed the syllabus.
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An obsolete method of printing by cutting a stencil to allow the ink to pass through it, making an impression on the paper. The most common brands were Gestetner (Canada and UK) and A.B.Dick. (USA).
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