রুক্ষ প্রান্ত হস্তনির্মিত কাগজে একটি ডেকেল্ দ্বারা বাম বা মেশিনে তৈরি কাগজে কৃত্রিমভাবে উত্পাদিত

Noun:

ডেকেল্,

deckle's Usage Examples:

A deckle is a removable wooden frame or "fence" used in manual papermaking.

It can also mean deckle edge paper, which is a type of industrially produced.

The wooden frame is called a "deckle".

The deckle leaves the edges of the paper slightly irregular and wavy, called "deckle edges", one of the indications.

cut paper sizes was also extended as it was not limited by the frame or deckle size of hand made paper.

" The hardcover publication is printed on deckle edge paper.

is printed on heavy deckle edge paper.

Lastly, the mixed fibers are either molded together by a deckle (a tool used for handmade processes of molding fibers) or a machine.

manufactured by forming pulp fibers into a mat on an open mesh screen (a deckle), and then drying and pressing this mat into paper.

pages of a book or other publication in a rough "unfinished" state, as in a deckle edge Rough Cut (1980 film), an American film directed by Don Siegel Rough.

cricket balls, traditional lacrosse stick manufacturing, and paper mould and deckle making, a form of specialised papermaking.

Knight's Scheme (Now available!) (available only in hardback featuring deckle pages) Note: Eight books were planned for the series.

various printing papers are of high quality, and enduring—mainly of rag, and deckle-edged.

and cropped using a steel ruler; the edges were roughened to imitate the deckle finish of the British notes.

quality wove paper, in a small edition of only 100; the paper was left deckle edged, and was specially watermarked "G.

Handmade paper similarly exhibits "deckle edges", or rough and feathery borders.

To attract more revenue, a luxury edition was printed on deckle edged paper with a circulation of 100 copies, and sold at four-times the.

deckle's Meaning':

rough edge left by a deckle on handmade paper or produced artificially on machine-made paper

Synonyms:

framework;

Antonyms:

recede; dull;