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hand letter
1noun
- a brass letter, mounted in a handle, for printing on the cover of a handbound book.
hand-letter
2[ hand-let-er ]
verb (used with object)
- to print by hand:
She hand-lettered a “for sale” sign.
Word History and Origins
Origin of hand letter1
Origin of hand letter2
Example Sentences
For example, a wedding with 400 guests will take twice the time to hand letter than an event with 200 guests, Ms. Dulles said.
In his small garage in the north-eastern suburbs of Berlin, Friedrichs-Friedländer engraves each stone by hand, letter by letter, with a hammer and hand-held metal stamps.
“I learned how to hand letter signs and trucks,” Mr. Boegemann said.
I think it’s really important to consider the way that you are presenting the work to the content of the work, so there’s definitely a reason to consider those kind of fonts and to hand letter.
A hand- letter sign taped to the battered cake shop gate indicates whom to call if the mother's body is found.
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