xerox copies
Machine-made document duplicates
Xerox copies are photocopies or duplicates made on a copying machine.
The term comes from Xerox, the company that pioneered photocopying technology, though it's now used generically regardless of machine brand: I need to make some xerox copies of this contract.
The phrase is somewhat redundant—xerox alone often means copy—but remains common in casual speech.
- tonerImaging powder or facial astringent
- mimeographStencil-based copying device
- ditto machineSpirit-based duplicating device
- duplicateExact replica of original
- collatingArranging in sequence
paper · legal size · letter size · print · sheet · facsimile · copy machine · reproductions · enlarging · document imaging · transparencies · reducing · glass · trays · paper jam · documents · office · copy room
- punk zinesSlash, fanzines, hand lettering, collage art, band photos
xerox copiesoriginals
Authentic first versions
master copies · primary sources · autographs · first editions · manuscripts
xerox copieselectronic documents
Computer-stored written files
negatives · printing plates · engravings · lithographs · carbon copies
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