Definition of old-face in English:

old-face

adjective ˈəʊl(d) feɪs

Typography

Designating or relating to any of various Roman typefaces characterized by oblique stress, bracketed serifs, little contrast between thick and thin strokes, and great variation in character widths.

noun ˈəʊl(d) feɪs

Typography

Mid 19th century. From old + face. Compare earlier old style and old-faced.

adjectiveˈəʊl(d) feɪs

Typography

Designating or relating to any of various Roman typefaces characterized by oblique stress, bracketed serifs, little contrast between thick and thin strokes, and great variation in character widths.

nounˈəʊl(d) feɪs

Typography

Mid 19th century. From old + face. Compare earlier old style and old-faced.

单词	old-face
释义	Definition of old-face in English: old-face adjective ˈəʊl(d) feɪs Typography Designating or relating to any of various Roman typefaces characterized by oblique stress, bracketed serifs, little contrast between thick and thin strokes, and great variation in character widths. noun ˈəʊl(d) feɪs Typography A typeface of this kind. Origin Mid 19th century. From old + face. Compare earlier old style and old-faced. Definition of old-face in US English: old-face adjectiveˈəʊl(d) feɪs Typography Designating or relating to any of various Roman typefaces characterized by oblique stress, bracketed serifs, little contrast between thick and thin strokes, and great variation in character widths. nounˈəʊl(d) feɪs Typography A typeface of this kind. Origin Mid 19th century. From old + face. Compare earlier old style and old-faced.
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