trypograph
noun
tryp·o·graph
ˈtripəˌgraf,
-rȧf
: a mimeograph using a stencil made by placing treated paper over a metal plate having sharp corrugations and writing with a stylus whose pressure causes the corrugations to pierce the paper and form the design
trypographic adjective
¦⸗⸗¦grafik
Word History
Etymology
Greek trypan to bore, pierce through + English -o- + -graph
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