noun. One that prints, especially one whose occupation is printing.

noun. A device that prints text or graphics on paper.

noun. One who prints, impresses, or stamps by impression; a person whose business it is to produce copies or superficial transfers of anything by pressure, as in a press or the like, or by the agency of light on a sensitized surface, as in photography: usually distinguished, when not specific (def. 2), by an adjunct: as, a lithographic printer; a plate-printer; a calico-printer.

noun. A person who practises or carries on the business of typographical printing; one who understands the mechanical process of producing printed matter for reading; specifically, as used of workmen, a compositor, or one who manipu-lates the types.

noun. One who sells what he prints or procures the printing of; hence, a publisher of books or of a periodical.

noun. A telegraphic instrument which makes records in printed characters; a telegraphic printing instrument.

noun. One who prints; especially, one who prints books, newspapers, engravings, etc., a compositor; a typesetter; a pressman.

noun. See under Devil, and Gauge.

noun. undefined

noun. See Printing ink, below.

noun. One who makes prints.

noun. The operator of a printing press or owner of a printing business.

noun. A device, usually attached to a computer, used to print text or images onto paper. Also see plotter.

noun. (computer science) an output device that prints the results of data processing

noun. someone whose occupation is printing

noun. a machine that prints

"There is also a printer to the state, or _state printer_, whose business it is to print the journal, bills, reports, and other papers and documents of the two houses of the legislature, and all the laws passed at each session."

mechanical printer  motor printer  printer's devil  printer's flower  printer's imprint  

printer's gauge  

Berliner  Skinner  Sprinter  Winter  beginner  

PC  camera  computer  controller  device  

Linotyper  apprentice printer  bibliognost  bibliographer  biblioklept