Synonyms for printer
ˈprɪn tərprint·er

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 2 votes

1. printer, pressmannoun

   someone whose occupation is printing

   Synonyms:
   pressman, newspaperwoman, printing machine, newspaperman, correspondent, newswriter

2. printernoun

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

   Synonyms:
   pressman, printing machine

3. printer, printing machinenoun

   a machine that prints

   Synonyms:
   pressman, printing machine

Matched Categories

1. • Peripheral
   • Printer

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:1.0 / 1 vote

1. List of paraphrases for "printer":

   printers, print, printing

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1. Pete Basiliere:

   There is a vast market of consumers worldwide who have the means to afford a 3D printer for their home.

2. Andrew Ziem:

   A few days ago I had just reordered the cloths from the printer and was mostly keeping up with signing them, but yesterday sales went through the roof. I panicked as I saw them selling out so fast because I do not like back orders, and I don't know how I am going to sign them all.

3. John Stansbury:

   What we wanted to do was build a wallet billfold device— about that size, we’re hoping— that you would take the bill, and feed it into it, like a printer feeding paper in, and it would read [the denomination].

4. Fiorenzo Omenetto:

   For example, we could print on a latex hospital glove, cover it in silk with these other chemistries, so that when you wear the gloves and touch a contaminated surface it would change color to red, or imagine you have a complex cut -- you just take a picture and send it to the printer and print a special bandage with drug distribution that follows the shape of the wound. And this could be done on a desktop computer, like printing a picture.

5. Josh Blackman:

   Contrary to Schumer's suggestion, a working gun does not pop out of the 3-D printer ready to fire, like a pop-tart from the toaster, using a 3-D printer to create the parts, and assemble them, is a time-intensive process that requires advanced knowledge of machining and gunsmithing.