Printing Glossary

verb to lose blood, typically in a violent or uncontrolled way

adjective having a pale or white color due to loss of blood

• The doctor explained that excessive bleeding can cause a patient to bleed white.
• If you don't stop picking at that scab, you're going to bleed white.
• I accidentally cut myself while cooking and started to bleed white.
• The company's financial losses were so severe that it seemed like they were starting to bleed white.

noun a single sheet of paper in a book or document

verb to number the pages of a book or document

• Please turn to page 10 in your textbook and read the passage aloud.
• Hey, can you check out this page in the magazine? It has some cool pictures.
• I'm just gonna scroll through my feed and see what's on the next page.
• Turning the page on a difficult chapter in my life has brought me a sense of peace.

noun the right-hand page of an open book or manuscript

adjective relating to or situated on the right side

• The recto side of the document contains the main text, while the verso side is left blank.
• Make sure you sign on the recto page, not the verso.
• I doodled on the recto side of my notebook during the boring lecture.
• She always presents a recto facade to the world, hiding her true emotions.

noun A color that is not mixed with any other colors

adjective Describing something that has not been colored or dyed

• The uncolored fabric was ready to be dyed according to the designer's vision.
• I found an uncolored picture and decided to color it in myself.
• I prefer my sneakers uncolored so I can customize them with my own design.
• His uncolored perspective on the situation allowed him to see the truth clearly.