underlay as a noun: - 1
as a verb: - 1
- 2
- 3
underlay
noun
1 underlay
A pad placed under a carpet.
synonyms: carpet pad, rug pad, underlayment.
Roget 591:
printing;
block printing,
type-printing;
plate printing
etc.
558
(engraving);
the press
etc.
(publication)
531;
composition.
print,
letterpress,
text;
context,
note,
page,
column.
typography;
stereotype,
electrotype,
aprotype†;
type,
black letter,
font,
fount;
pi,
pie;
capitals
etc.
(letters)
561;
brevier†,
bourgeois,
pica boldface
&c.,
capitals,
caps. ,
catchword;
composing-frame,
composing room,
composing rule,
composing stand,
composing stick;
italics,
justification,
linotype,
live matter,
logotype;
lower case,
upper case;
make-up,
matrix,
matter,
monotype†;
[point system],
4-1/2 point,
5 point,
5-1/2 point,
6 point,
7 point,
8 point,
press room,
press work;
reglet†,
roman;
running head,
running title;
scale,
serif,
shank,
sheet work,
shoulder,
signature,
slug,
underlay.
folio
etc.
(book)
593;
copy,
impression,
pull,
proof,
revise;
author's proof,
galley proof,
press proof;
press revise.
printer,
compositor,
reader;
printer's devil copyholder.
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verb
1 underlay
Raise or support (the level of printing) by inserting a piece of paper or cardboard under the type.
2 underlay
Put (something) under or beneath.
3 underlay
Provide with a base, support, lining, or backing.
underlayer
Moby thesaurus: band, bed, bedding, bedrock, belly, belt, bottom, bottom side, breech, buttocks, couche, course, deck, downside, floor, fundament, gallery, hardpan, layer, ledge, level, lower side, lowest layer, lowest level, measures, nether side, nethermost level, overlayer, overstory, rock bottom, seam, shelf, stage, step, story, stratum, substratum, superstratum, thickness, tier, topsoil, underbelly, underneath, underside, understory, understratum, zone ... show more.
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