pantographed
/ˈpantəɡrɑːft/ /ˈpantəɡraft/adjective
Copied or changed to scale using a pantograph; having a mark, stamp, or imprint copied by means of a pantograph.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Geographical Journal. From pantograph + -ed.
- pseudoneurotic
- pseudonym
- pseudonymic
- pseudonymity
- pseudonymous
- pseudonymously
- pseudo-object
- pseudo-operation
- pseudo-operculum
- pseudo-order
- pseudo-organic
- pseudoparalysis
- pseudoparasite
- pseudoparasitic
- pseudoparenchyma
- pseudoparenchymatous
- term of years
- term paper
- terms of reference
- terms of trade
- term time
- tern
- ternary
- ternary form
- ternate