Pronunciation: /lɪˈθɑɡrəfər/
noun A person who produces printed material by the process of lithography, which involves creating a printing plate with an image drawn in greasy crayon on a smooth surface.
A1 A lithographer is a person who creates prints using a stone or metal plate.
A2 The lithographer carefully transferred the image onto the printing surface.
B1 The lithographer used specialized tools to etch the design onto the lithographic stone.
B2 The lithographer's attention to detail ensured that each print was of the highest quality.
C1 The lithographer's skill in color separation techniques was evident in the final print.
C2 The lithographer's work was highly sought after by art collectors around the world.
formal The lithographer carefully transferred the image onto the stone for printing.
informal The lithographer is working on the design for the new poster.
slang I heard the lithographer is a pro at making those cool concert posters.
figurative She was a lithographer of emotions, capturing feelings in her artwork.
lithographed
lithographers
more lithographic
most lithographic
lithographs
will lithograph
have lithographed
is lithographing
lithographer
lithographer
to lithograph
lithographing
lithographing