Printposter Syndrom

The persistent fear or anxiety experienced by digital designers when preparing their work for print—especially during the conversion from RGB to CMYK—accompanied by a deep distrust that the printed colors, textures, or details will ever match the perfection of the on-screen design.

Even after triple-checking the colour profiles, Harsh couldn’t bring himself to hit export to CMYK—classic case of printposter syndrome

by techetarian November 8, 2025

Print Club

A group of people who create artwork that can be printed in various methods and shared amongst the campus. Using design techniques and each of the members individual style we will create art that can requested for events, campus action, and club newsletters.

"Went to Print Club last week and we made flyers for the campus-wide Community Event"

by uncsaprintclub November 12, 2025

Printer with no paper

An adjective that in which is used to describe oneself as useless or worthless.

Alfie: “You’re such a printer with no paper.”

by KaiFentat November 23, 2025

fi-printed

a person that hasn't been through the legal system; unfingerprinted

Her fi-printed ass doesn't have the right to talk about the fight.

by Brandianna March 8, 2008

Butterfly Print

A stain a woman imprints after sex with her vagina on your furniture or other items(bed, couch, carpet, etc.) that resembles a butterfly.

When Marry got off my bed after having sex she left butterfly prints on my sheets.

by kelly3207 July 14, 2009

hootchie print

Animal print patterns that hootchies usually wear

leopard, tiger, and zebra print clothes commonly worn by hootchies, hootchie print clothes or a hootchie print couch

by Cassandra1024 September 20, 2011

married print

A married print is a film print which has an optical soundtrack added onto the print. As the process usually is fairly expensive and resource-intensive, it usually is one of the last stages of post-production. Due to the intermittent motion of movie projectors and movie cameras, the sound cannot be located adjacent to the actual frames it is synced to, but instead must be offset by 21 frames (35mm). Because of this, a married print can not be edited, and thus should only be done when the picture edit has been "locked" (as well as the sound, of course). Marrying a print is often done at the stage of the answer print, although this is not strictly a requirement.

married print resource-intensive

by word_wizard_2306 December 10, 2013