hard copy 
noun
A printed version on paper of data held in a computer: if a hard copy exists then you may delete the module hard copies are obtained via the local printer [mass noun]: she began producing hard copy with a desktop computer and printer the departments store a variety of information either electronically or in hard copy [as modifier]: hard copy output...
- By downloading the software plus Radio Waves' microwave antenna-pattern data, users are able to display microwave antenna patterns on their computer screen and print hard copies for reference.
- Up to that point, we had been distributing the research by selling hard copies of the papers for a fee, which included a small mark up for administration, after covering the cost of printing.
- Critera to be evaluated when deciding between hard copies and electronic versions of information has considerably changed over the course of the past ten years.
- uninterpretable
- uninterrupted
- uninterruptedly
- uninterruptedness
- uninterruptible
- uninucleate
- uninventive
- uninventively
- uninventiveness
- uninvestigated
- uninvited
- uninvitedly
- uninviting
- uninvitingly
- uninvoked
- uninvolved
- uninvolving
- unio
- Unio bed
- unioid
- union
- Union, Act of
- unional
- union baron
- union-basher