| \zahy-LOG-ruh-fee\ |
noun
1. the art of engraving on wood, or of printing from such engravings. |
| Quotes |
Widespread dissemination of these works of art became possib... See full quote
-- Evan S. Connell, Double Honeymoon, 1976 |
| Origin |
| Xylography came to English in the early 1800s from French. Its origin ultimately lies in the Greek roots meaning "wood" and "writing." |
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