printout

or print-out

[ print-out ]

noun

, Computers.

1. output produced by a printer, generally on continuous sheets of paper.

Word History and Origins

Origin of printout¹

First recorded in 1950–55; noun use of verb phrase print out

Example Sentences

The printout I bring to the Getty contains references to houses, nodes and aspect patterns that mean nothing to me, but Garfield makes quick work of interpreting the language.

From Los Angeles Times

Accredited witnesses are handed a copy and paper printouts of the tallies are also transported to the CNE by the military.

From BBC

The insider appears to have provided the crime group with printouts from the Police National Computer, that allowed the gangsters to see what detectives knew about them.

From BBC

According to court filings, the city responded to the discovery request for the documents by converting printouts of the original Microsoft Word documents into PDFs.

From Los Angeles Times

The cardboard monitors, many of them spiderwebbed with cuts, sport color printouts of screenshots from first-person shooters and photos of unnamed but real war-torn cities.

From New York Times