Meaning & Definition of word "Misprint"

Misprint

/ˈmɪs.prɪnt/

1. A typographical error in a printed text.
- Example: The author's name was a misprint in the book's opening credits.
2. An error in printing or typesetting that results in incorrect text.
- Example: Due to a misprint, the instructions were unclear and confused many readers.
3. A mistake in printing leading to incorrect information being presented.
- Example: The misprint in the newspaper led to a misunderstanding of the event's details.

The term 'misprint' is derived from the prefix 'mis-' meaning wrong or incorrect, combined with 'print', referring to text produced on paper.

print run:

A series of printed copies.

proofreading:

Checking text for errors before printing.

typo:

A typographical error.

typography:

The art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable, and visually appealing.

proof:

A trial impression of a printed work made to check for errors.

edit:

To revise or correct written material.

Meaning: A goof in print.

Example Sentence: That misprint is such a goof; they spelled the author's name wrong.

Meaning: A print blooper.

Example Sentence: Did you see that print blooper in the magazine at the store?