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nibbed's Usage Examples:

The development of types, and Formal Writing with the Broad-nibbed Pen (continued)", p.

Interlocking scarf joints, such as a hooked, keyed, and nibbed scarves, offer varying degrees of tensile and compressive strength, though most still depend on mechanical fastening to keep the joint closed.

used for writing with ink before the invention of the dip pen, the metal-nibbed pen, the fountain pen, and, eventually, the ballpoint pen.

Its sides are often recessed, or nibbed, to take the ends of their parallel curved deck planks.

Friedrich Soennecken reintroduced it again (this time with a steel broad-nibbed pen) in the modified form of his Rundschrift.

and it consisted of scoops of a special Y-shaped wire that were punched, nibbed and clamped onto a cloth tape to produce two facing rows that created a.

steel-nibbed dip pens had a limited ink reservoir and a tendency to drip inkblots on the page.

For some decorative purposes, multi-nibbed pens—steel brushes—can be used.

"doctor"s pen" (which had a tiny built-in clinical thermometer) and the double-nibbed Itala in the 1920s and the 361 model in the late 1940s whose nib could be.

5 mm, and so requires a brown-nibbed 0.

the foundry, Chappell having only made drawings (starting with a broad nibbed pen, then refining the contours using opaque white as if using an engraver).

As a result, broad-nibbed pen (this time from steel) was popular again not just in Germany, but also.

However, like all of its precursors, the steel-nibbed dip pens had a limited ink reservoir and a tendency to drip inkblots on.

Synonyms:

pointed,

Antonyms:

pointless, rounded,