dry·point 
(drīpoint′)
(drīpoint′)n.
1. A technique of intaglio engraving in which a hard steel needle is used to incise lines in a metal, usually copper plate, with the rough burr at the sides of the incised lines often retained to produce a velvety black tone in the print.
2. An engraving or print made using this technique.
- photogrammetrist
- photogrammetry
- photograph
- photographable
- photographer
- photographic
- photographical
- photographically
- photography
- photogravure
- photoheliograph
- photojournalism
- photojournalist
- photojournalistic
- photokinesis
- photokinetic
- photolithograph
- photolithographer
- photolithographic
- photolithographically
- photolithography
- photolysis
- photolytic
- photolytically
- photomap