serif (Also serifs) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to serif
- seriph«
- serif«
- printing process«
- printing«
- typeface«
- traditional«
- serif font«
- typography«
- top«
- serif typeface«
- intaglio printing«
- short«
- sans«
- intaglio«
- serifed«
- slab«
- gravure«
- sans serif«
- style«
- letterpress«
- sans serif font«
- print«
- line«
- relief printing«
- bottom«
- body text«
- process printing«
- added«
- style typeface«
- planographic printing«
- readability«
- offset printing«
- letter«
- planography«
- stroke«
- composition«
- father edward catich«
- impress«
- carbon process«
- thin horizontal stroke«
- offset«
- garalde«
- ascender«
- font«
- photogravure«
- thick vertical stroke«
- descender«
- serifed typeface«
- boldface«
- didone typeface«
- compositor«
- thin line«
- lithography«
- type«
- pressman«
- didone font«
- overprint«
- serifed font«
- dutch taste«
- typographer«
- slab serif«
- setter«
- serif type«
- printer«
- serif design«
- printing machine«
- didone«
- horizontal stroke«
- photo-offset printing«
- design«
- letterset printing«
- collotype printing«
- oed«
- gazette«
- poster«
- typesetter«
- stone«
- business card«
- newspaper publisher«
- rockwell«
- photogelatin process«
- example«
- photo-offset«
- difference«
- cyclostyle«
- vertical line«
- collotype«
- hartley«
- publisher«
- origin«
- clarendon«
- publishing firm«
- publishing house«
- publishing company«
- publishing«
- set«
- youjiaoti«
- publication«
- youchenxianti«
- impression«
- wide latin«
- issue«
- web readability«
- verb schrappen«
- vandenkeere«
- uroko—"fish scale«
- typography source«
- syrifs«
- swiss font designer adrian frutiger«
- surripsis«
- surripses«
- sturdier serif«
- solid typeface«
- slab serif typeface date«
- shop front sign«
- roman letter outline«
- readability debate«
- popular serif style«
- oed earliest citation«
- mingti«
- many monospace font«
- many didone font«
- low line contrast«
- kathleen tinkel«
- kaiti style«
- japanese gothic typeface«
- inscriptional lettering—words«
- head serif«
- greek scholar julian hibbert«
- garalde style«
- famous transitional design«
- experimental uncial greek type«
- excellent readability«
- elaborate typographic joke«
- east asian analogues«
- dutch noun schreef«
- display genre«
- diagonal stress«
- curve axis«
- current song typeface«
- comprehension time«
- common type style«
- common east asian style«
- commercial ephemera«
- ceriphs«
- cerefs«
- century transitional typeface«
- blackletter printing«
- asian typeface«
- art grotesque«
- additional subgenre«
- genre«
- ming«
- scientific study«
- screen«
- songti«
- signage application«
- serif characteristic«
- schreef«
- sanserif letter«
- renaissance calligraphy«
- purpose sans«
- purpose body text«
- ornamental line«
- obvious serif«
- most web page«
- minimal bracketing«
- lowercase l.«
- johnston delf smith«
- fine serif«
- colin wheildon«
- clearer reading«
- atypi classification system«
- accurate formation«
- wedge«
- weight stress«
- single horizontal stroke«
- legibility«
- indra kupferschmid«
- gloss magazine paper«
- geometrical regularity«
- garaldes«
- french sans«
- triangular ornament«
- transitional«
- thick serif«
- theserif«
- sanserif«
- printer thomas curson hansard«
- printed poster«
- alex poole«
- st bride printing library«
- romain du roi«
- minchō«
- guardian egyptian«
- brush«
- venetian type«
- slab serif font«
- key differentiation«
- japanese typography«
- berkeley old style«
- newspaper«
- popular century«
- hollandois«
- hightower text«
- ff meta serif«
- early printer«
- didone type«
- europe«
- william hollins«
- slab serif design«
- projection«
- design force«
- adobe jenson«
- magazine«
- period example«
- main stroke«
- irregular design«
- cross stroke«
- capital j«
- brush mark«
- earliest printer«
- copperplate gothic«
- style serif font«
- san serriffe«
- golden type«
- pierre simon fournier«
- didot family«
- careful setting«
- lengthy text«
- james mosley«
- goudy old style«
- ball terminal«
- bold nature«
- style type«
- computer modern«
- systematic rule«
- vertical stress«
- book paper«
- basic constraint«
- trinité.«
- movable type printing press«
- kana character«
- heiti«
- subpixel«
- style serif typeface«
- méridien«
- minimal variation«
- mathematical construction«
- style font«
- italic style«
- sans serif typeface«
- sabon«
- ellen lupton«
- giambattista bodoni«
- stroke width«
- nicolas jenson«
- lettering style«
- thin stroke«
- modern typeface«
- granjon«
- equivalent«
- grain«
- robert bringhurst«
- horizontal space«
- complete code«
- grotesk«
- typographic style«
- type style«
- extreme contrast«
- japanese writing system«
- caslon«
- third new international dictionary«
- grot«
- bold weight«
- width«
- palatino«
- regular script«
- popular category«
- common exception«
- bold style«
- their advantage«
- book printing«
- independent greece«
- garamond«
- constant width«
- bembo«
- bodoni«
- conclusive result«
- ehrhardt«
- vancouver«
- block printing«
- time new roman«
- font family«
- plantin«
- galliard«
- wood grain«
- stone carver«
- recent design«
- fish scale«
- aldine«
- perpetua«
- latin«
- roman letter«
- study«
- roman alphabet«
- earliest book«
- book reader«
- quality paper«
- bulmer«
- shop front«
- chinese calligraphy«
- baskerville«
- callimachus«
- individual word«
- pattern«
- johannes gutenberg«
- didot«
- screen resolution«
- british standard«
- aliasing«
- rapid spread«
- janson«
- letterhead«
- bookman«
- critical guide«
- bold type«
- scriptorium«
- gutenberg«
- grocery shop«
- princeton architectural press«
- renard«
- newspaper headline«
- geometric design«
- mark«
- grotesque«
- roman antiquity«
- sense«
- flourish«
- arno«
- computer screen«
- scala«
- doric«
- other study«
- book«
- horizontal line«
- excelsior«
- denser«
- embellishment«
- vox«
- capital letter«
- kanji«
- blunt«
- sharp contrast«
- basic design«
- centaur«
- cleaner«
- similar style«
- oxford english dictionary«
- latin alphabet«
- lettering«
- comprehension«
- typewriter«
- name«
- handwriting«
- venetian«
- numeral«
- editor«
- minion«
- nymph«
- mid-18th century«
- chinese character«
- elegance«
- bazaar«
- heading«
- cloister«
- significant difference«
- ming dynasty«
- fairfield«
- pixel«
- courier«
- o'clock«
- publish«
- typographic«
- typeset«
- print over«
- typographical«
- planographic«
- italicise«
- republish«
- italicize«
- prove«
- italic«
- isometric line«
- isometric«
- letter of the alphabet«
- photolithography«
- typesetting machine«
- alphabetic character«
- tip sheet«
- squiggle«
- offset lithography«
- curlicue«
- mag«
- republication«
- small print«
- fine print«
- desktop publishing«
- hairline«
- letterer«
- leger line«
- matrix printer«
- dot matrix printer«
- dotted line«
- new edition«
- edition«
- cross hair«
- cross wire«
- test copy«
- bold face«
- bold«
- lithographer«
- thermal printer«
- serial printer«
- page-at-a-time printer«
- page printer«
- line-at-a-time printer«
- line printer«
- impact printer«
- electrostatic printer«
- dot printer«
- character-at-a-time printer«
- character printer«
- proofreader«
- reprinting«
- reissue«
- reprint«
- periodical«
- guideline«
- compendium«
- chromolithography«
- serialization«
- proof«
- paper«
- collection«
- republishing«
- reference«
- rotogravure«
- addressing machine«
- surprint«
- heliotype«
- hectograph«
- reader«
- serialisation«
- press lord«
- magazine publisher«
- mackle«
- trend line«
- staff line«
- spectrum line«
- ledger line«
- bar line«
- source«
- shaft«
- release«
- trial impression«
- commercial enterprise«
- business enterprise«
- draw«
- read«
- contribution«
- trace«
- surcharge«
- volume«
- business«
- graduation«
- monotype«
- wrinkle«
- digraph«
- workbook«
- lithograph machine«
- lithograph«
- schoolbook«
- playbook«
- aleph«
- lambda«
- formulary«
- folder«
- teletype machine«
- polyphonic letter«
- contour line«
- contour«
- teletypewriter«
- stylus printer«
- teleprinter«
- scratch sheet«
- dope sheet«
- booklet«
- zeta«
- leaflet«
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