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Stereo1. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1919, rev. 2024. Stereo1 abbreviation of STEREOTYPE (lit. and fig.); also attrib., as stereo forme, -matter, -metal, etc.

1 1823.  ‘Jon Bee,’ Dict. Turf, 166. Stereo, abbreviated from stereotype, one of the cheap-and-nasty manufactures in this country, the pages being usually left incorrect and blunderous, in pursuance of the saving plan which first suggested casting them in stereo.

2 1880.  F. J. F. Wilson, Stereotyping & Electrotyping, 49. Small Stereo Foundries.

3 1880.  Q. Rev., CL. 533. Firms which deal in stereo-matter.

4 1883.  Athenæum, 22 Dec., 811/1. We have not compared the two issues line for line together; but on a cursory examination they appear to owe their origin to the same set of stereos.

5 1886.  Pall Mall Gaz., 23 Nov., 2. It is printed on the flat, from six stereo formes.

6 1888.  Jacobi, Printers’ Vocab., 132–3.

7 1896.  G. B. Shaw, in Sat. Rev., 18 April, 397/2. The best part of the entertainment is Mr. Osmond Carr’s music—mere stereo, no doubt, much of it, but smart, appropriate stereo.

8 1897.  Tilden, Man. Chem., 531. Stereo-metal is also a mixture of lead, tin, and antimony.

9 1901.  Daily Chron., 13 Dec., 4/5. The old, hammered ‘stereos’ of the cricket reporter.

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