grapholˈogist noun

A person skilled in, or who practises, graphology

grapholˈogy noun

1. The art of estimating and analysing character, etc from handwriting
2. The study of the systems and conventions of writing (linguistics)

graphomanˈia noun

An obsession with writing

graphophoˈbia noun

A fear of writing

graphical user interface noun (computing)

The use of mouse-controlled icons and other images on a desktop display (abbrev GUI)

graphic artist noun

graphic arts plural noun

Painting, drawing, engraving (as opposed to music, sculpture, etc)

graphic design noun

The use of the graphic arts in the creation of commercial products

graphic designer noun

graphic equalizer noun

A device for boosting or cutting frequencies of an audio signal, using faders

graphic formula noun

A chemical formula in which the symbols for single atoms are joined by lines representing valency bonds

graphic granite noun (geology)

A granite with markings like Hebrew characters, owing to intergrowth of quartz and feldspar

graphic novel noun

A novel in comic-book picture form, aimed mainly at adults

graphics card noun (computing)

A printed circuit board that stores visual data and conveys it to the display screen

graphics character noun (computing)

A pictorial character that appears on the screen

graphics plotter see graph plotter below.

graphics tablet noun (computing)

A peripheral input device which digitizes the movements of a pen over the sensitive pad (tablet), so that a traced pattern will appear on the screen

graph paper noun

Squared paper suitable for drawing graphs

graph plotter or graphics plotter noun (computing)

A device similar to a printer which provides a hard copy of computer graphics by allowing the computer to control the pen movement