litho

¹

[ lith-oh ]

noun

, plural lith·os.

1. lithography.
2. lithograph.

adjective

1. lithographic.

verb (used with object)

, lith·oed, lith·o·ing.

1. to lithograph.

litho-

²

1. a combining form meaning “stone,” used in the formation of compound words:

   lithography; lithonephrotomy.

litho.

³

or lithog

abbreviation for

1. lithograph.
2. lithography.

litho

¹

/ ˈlaɪθəʊ /

noun

1. short for lithography , lithograph , lithographic , or lithographically See lithograph lithography

litho-

²

combining_form

1. stone

   lithograph

Word History and Origins

Origin of litho¹

Shortened form

Origin of litho²

< Greek, combining form of líthos

Word History and Origins

Origin of litho¹

from Latin, from Greek, from lithos stone

Example Sentences

He prioritizes working with local printers such as Litho Press and Paperleaf Press and plans to release at least three books by the new year.

From Los Angeles Times

He prioritizes working with local printers such as Litho Press and Paperleaf Press and plans to release at least three books by the new year.

From Los Angeles Times

“West” came together at Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard’s Studio Litho, with producer Josh Evans, who mixed and engineered Thunderpussy’s debut album, and audio engineer Jon Roberts.

From Seattle Times

The band returned to Fremont’s Studio Litho, again tapping Seattle engineer Shawn Simmons, who worked on THATH’s first two albums.

From Seattle Times

While Jennings handled the vocals, Gossard did the heavy lifting on the music, sifting through demos up to 15 years old and recording at Gossard’s Studio Litho in Fremont with cameos from ace Seattle sideman Jeff Fielder, Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament and others.

From Seattle Times