flex·og·ra·phy 
(flĕk-sŏgrə-fē)
(flĕk-sŏgrə-fē)n.
A printing process in which the image is created in relief on a soft plate and printed with a rotary press, used especially for printing on impervious or uneven surfaces such as commercial packaging.
flex·ogra·pher n.
flex′o·graphic (-sə-grăfĭk) adj.
flex′o·graphi·cal·ly adv.
- Catherine I
- Catherine II
- Catherine of Aragon
- Catherine of Braganza
- Catherine of Siena
- "Catherine the Great."
- catherine wheel
- catheter
- catheterization
- catheterize
- cathexis
- cathinone
- cathode
- cathode ray
- cathode-ray tube
- cathodic
- cathodically
- catholic
- catholically
- Catholic Church
- Catholic Epistles
- Catholicism
- catholicity
- catholicize
- catholicon