analog book

[ an-l-awg book ]

noun

1. a traditional, bound book with printed pages (often used facetiously in contrast to an e-book ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of analog book¹

First recorded in 1995–2000

Example Sentences

I feel fine reading a good old tangible, palpable, crumple-able, analog book, but I still feel a pang of guilt whenever I pick up the e-reader.

From Salon