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mimeo, n.|ˈmɪmiːəʊ|
[Abbrev. of mimeograph n.]
A copy of a document, newspaper, etc., reproduced by means of a mimeograph (see mimeograph n.). Also attrib., as mimeo mag, mimeo newspaper, mimeo stencil. Hence mimeo, mimeo-stencil vbs. trans., to reproduce by means of a mimeograph; mimeoed ppl. a.
1943J. S. Huxley TVA 139 TVA, Mimeo, 1941. 1967Karch & Buber Offset Processes vi. 243 Within a few minutes a phototube will scan and transfer all details to a mimeo-stencil or offset plate. 1967Maclean's Mag. Jan. 56 Why Sandra Peredo's patronizing attitude toward the little magazines? She states, for instance, that the mimeo mags are interested in dirty words and anti-Establishment statements as their main themes. 1969Harper's Mag. May 82 We learn later that the statement was mimeoed and a few reporters were walking off with it. 1972M. Joos in Language XLVIII. 260 Having mimeo-stenciled a number of text pages without the footnoting for which I was leaving room on each stencil, I was now putting the stencils through my typewriter a second time. 1973Times 17 Apr. (Liberia Suppl.) p. ii/5 These tribes have their own newspapers called mimeo-newspapers. |