near-print
noun
Any duplicating process resembling typographical printing but not involving the setting of metal type; the product of such a process.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in American Sociological Review.
- speech-maker
- speech-making
- speech pathologist
- speech pathology
- speech-reading
- speech recognition
- speech sound
- speech synthesis
- speech synthesizer
- speech therapist
- speech therapy
- speech-writer
- speed
- speed bag
- speedball
- speedboat
- speed breaker
- speed bump
- speed camera
- speed dating
- SpeedDating
- speed dial
- speeder
- speed garage
- speed hump