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  • noun Plural form of printshop.

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Examples

  • There were two printshops (one of them government operated), one newspaper and two libraries (one public and that of Santo Domingo).

    History Of Oaxaca - Modern Era 2006

  • Most books published in America, he tells me, are printed in American printshops, because it's still a skilled labor thing, not the automated factory monstrosity I'd imagined.

    Archive 2008-03-12 Book Nerd 2008

  • Most books published in America, he tells me, are printed in American printshops, because it's still a skilled labor thing, not the automated factory monstrosity I'd imagined.

    Comment: Books and the Environment, or, Can we be proud of what we sell? Book Nerd 2008

  • There were two printshops (one of them government operated), one newspaper and two libraries (one public and that of Santo Domingo).

    History Of Oaxaca - Modern Era 2006

  • They wrote in our newspapers, in our publications, and in our printshops, and for our radio and television.

    CUTCH EXECUTIVE BOARD 1971

  • Unfortunately, the wants of his poor family had kept him from school, and he seemed to feel the loss; for he often stopped before the printshops, and asked his companion to read him the names of the engravings.

    The French Immortals Series — Complete Various

  • I like loitering at the bookstalls, looking in at the windows of printshops, and romancing over the pictures I see of shepherdesses and old-fashioned Beauties.

    Trivia Logan Pearsall Smith 1907

  • And I'm as much amused as Wiedeman, who stands in the street before the printshops (to Wilson's great discomfort) and roars at the lions.

    The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning Browning, Elizabeth B 1898

  • And I'm as much amused as Wiedeman, who stands in the street before the printshops (to Wilson's great discomfort) and roars at the lions.

    The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1833

  • Unfortunately, the wants of his poor family had kept him from school, and he seemed to feel the loss; for he often stopped before the printshops, and asked his companion to read him the names of the engravings.

    An Attic Philosopher in Paris — Complete ��mile Souvestre 1830

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