Meanings
comparative more stipply · superlative most stipply
- Having a stipple pattern.
The proof impression alluded to is from the suppressed plate, but with a large amount of added work, principally of a stipply nature, by which it is evident that George tried hard to improve the original plate […]
1892, Temple Bar: A London Magazine for Town and Country Readers, page 56
Origin
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