typeform

noun

typeform

noun

Etymology From type + form.

1

Media, Printing, Publishing Historical The part of a printing press which holds the type, and against which the platen is pressed.

Once these important ingredients were ready, ink was spread over the raised letters of the typeform. The flat surface, called a platen, was then slowly lowered, pressing well-moistened paper against the relief surface.1987, Robert Woods, Printing and Production for Promotional Materials, page 36:

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