photocopy
noun, plural pho·to·cop·ies.
verb (used with object), pho·to·cop·ied, pho·to·cop·y·ing.
Origin of photocopy
Examples from the Web for photocopy
Contemporary Examples of photocopy
By June, the school finally responded, though only with notification of fees for staff to locate and photocopy the documents.
A photocopy of the work is pasted onto the wood before being painted over to give the piece its deceiving authenticity.
There is a photocopy collage of the mirrored image divided by bright colors to the right and a more muted palette to the left.
Really, what the Mississippi lawmakers have done is just photocopy the federal RFRA, passed by Congress in 1993.
Inside was not an autographed photo, but a photocopy of an autographed photo with my name written on top.
Historical Examples of photocopy
This is Exhibit 92, which is a writing, a photocopy of a writing.
Warren Commission (1 of 26): Hearings Vol. I (of 15)The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy
Lenny Poe reached out, picked up the photocopy and looked at it.
The Foreign Hand TieGordon Randall Garrett
I hand you Exhibit 3-A and see if you recall seeing the original of which that appears to be a photocopy.
Warren Commission (10 of 26): Hearings Vol. X (of 15)The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy
If it is more convenient, you may supply a photocopy of the cited reference.
Left blank in cases where photocopy has been supplied; photocopy becomes the property of the user.