deprintn.
/ˈdiːprɪnt/ ? Obsolete.
An offprint. ( Cent. Dict. Suppl., 1909).
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deprint1885
offprint1885
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1885 W. W. Skeat in Academy 22 Aug. 121/3 Various terms, such as ‘deprint’, ‘exprint’, &c., have been proposed to denote a separately printed copy of a pamphlet.
1895 (title) Modern language notes: deprints of articles by George C. Keidel, Ph.D.
Derivatives
deˈprint v.
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