Written+copy
61photographic copy — A copy of a written instrument made by the process of photographing the original, the copy produced sometimes being reduced in size. Enelow v New York Life Ins. Co. (CA3 Pa) 83 F2d 550, 105 ALR 493, cert den 298 US 680, 80 L Ed 1401, 56 S Ct 948 …
62top copy — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms top copy : singular top copy plural top copies the original written or typed document, not any of the copies made from it …
63fair copy — noun a clean copy of a corrected draft • Hypernyms: ↑copy, ↑written matter …
64top copy — UK US noun [countable] [singular top copy plural top copies] the original written or typed document, not any of the copies made from it Thesaurus: documents and types of documenthyponym parts of pieces of …
65photostatic copy — A copy of a written instrument made by a photostat, an instrument or device for rapid and inexpensive reproduction by photograph. Enclow v New York Life Ins. Co. (CA3 Pa) 83 F2d 550, 105 ALR 493, cert den 298 US 680, 80 L Ed 1041, 56 S Ct 948 …
66ribbon copy — The first or original instrument typed or written where a carbon copy or copies were made by the same typing. 29 Am J2d Ev § 488 …
67true copy — An exact copy of a written instrument …
68fair copy — ► NOUN ▪ written or printed matter transcribed or reproduced after final correction …
69press copy — noun : a copy of something written made on a copying press …
70time copy — noun : newspaper or periodical copy usually set in type beforehand that can be used at any time * * * Journalism. written material set in type and held for future use. Cf. filler (def. 5) …
