Font

What do we mean by font?

A complete set of type of one size and face. noun

A basin for holding baptismal water in a church. noun

A receptacle for holy water; a stoup. noun

The oil reservoir in an oil-burning lamp. noun

An abundant source; a fount. noun

A repository for the water used in baptism; now, specifically, a basin, usually of marble or other fine stone, permanently fixed within a church, to contain the water for baptism by sprinkling or immersion: distinctively called a baptismal font. noun

A fount; fountain; source. noun

A casting; the act or process of casting; founding. noun

A complete assortment and just apportionment of all the characters of a particular face and size of printing-type, as required for ordinary printed work. noun

A complete assortment of printing type of one size, including a due proportion of all the letters in the alphabet, large and small, points, accents, and whatever else is necessary for printing with that variety of types; a fount. noun

A fountain; a spring; a source. noun

A basin or stone vessel in which water is contained for baptizing. noun

A receptacle in a church for holy water - especially one used in baptism noun

A receptacle for oil in a lamp. noun

Spring, source, fountain noun

A source, wellspring, fount. noun

A set of glyphs of unified design, belonging to one typeface (e.g., Helvetica), style (e.g., italic), and weight (e.g., bold). Usually representing the letters of an alphabet and its supplementary characters. noun

A computer file containing the code used to draw and compose the glyphs of one or more typographic fonts on a computer display or printer. A font file. noun

A specific size and style of type within a type family noun

Bowl for baptismal water noun

A receptacle in a church for holy water, especially one used in baptism.

A receptacle for oil in a lamp.

Spring, source, fountain.

Words that are spelled similarly to font:
font.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word font:
arial, helvetica, monotype, serif, typeface, pulpit, glyph, postscript, italic, lectern, unicode, reredos, bitmap, jacobean, sans, octagonal, pews, embedding, chancel, spacing, altarpiece, stained, adobe, aisle, lettering, carved, cyrillic, metrics, nave, tex, marble, altar, bold, logo, baptism, rendering, encoding, foundry, dates, outline, default, romanesque, browser, decorated, microsoft, norman, communion, gothic, symbols, organ, alphabet, porch, text, bells, windows, file, layout, panels, window, dating, bowl, brass, apple, width, dated, files, medieval, glass, linux, monuments, license, screen, wooden, chapel, depicting, mac, graphics, format, circular, designer, display, script, printing, church, installed, letters, type, characters, plates, arch, stem, cover, oak, century, size, supports, plain, printed, graphic, stone.

Words that rhyme with font:
shant, want, savant, taunt, nonchalant, restaurant, flaunt, haunt, aunt, detente, gaunt, confidant, jaunt, conte, daunt, vaunt, altamont, croissant, traunt, avant, debutante, storefront, pont, piedmont, stont, mont, chaunt, vermont, commandant, ponte, enfant, graunt, lamont, belmont, dumont, fairmont, fonte, poissant, rosemont, claremont, helmont, lafont, clermont, gronte, dronte, oakmont, claymont, pierpont, larchmont, prashant, pylant, capital of vermont, longmont, lamonte, lemont, st laurent, labonte, schwandt, toutant, gauntt, valmont, dhondt, crestmont, freemont, i want, ausimont, bankvermont, bondt, bonte, bromont, cheuvront, coutant, enimont, erbamont, guimont, inmont, jeumont, kvant, laplant, newmont, poussaint, richemont, shrikant, vipont, whitemont.

Adjectives that are often used to describe font:
new, same, different, bold, current, large, point, old, holy, particular, small, ancient, italic, octagonal, larger, standard, smaller, monospaced, special, normal, width, single, wrong, specific, original, sacred, proportional, fine, century, baptismal, beautiful, logical, serif, initial, regular, plain, curious, bitmapped, circular, appropriate, complete, available, handsome, red, gothic, pitch, correct, scalable, clear, largest, roman, soft, readable, shaped, greek, downloadable, select, massive, mapped, fancy, suitable, blue, remarkable, medieval, perpendicular, generic, huge, read, preferred.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective font:
size, family, name, sizes, color, style, weight, list, gaume, face, styles, cover, names, files, changes, information, type, families, property, selection, change, types, attributes, formatting, substitution, entry, formats, tag, object, set, file, properties, colour, choice, romeu, colors, design, table, robert, box, smoothing, menu, resource, symbol, covers, suitcase, management, embedding, tags, dictionary, characters, options, cartridges, attribute, text, choices, record, library, description, settings, technology, sets, metrics, characteristics, degaume, element, creation, selections, symbols, stone, option, cache, combination, collection, faces, grave, format, ils, appearance, software, image, objects, handling, scaling, specification, usage, variations, height, stretch, reaulx, command, designer, outlines.

Consonant match to font:
faint, feint, fount, fent, fant, fonte, fante, fendt.

Words that sound like font:
font, fonte, fount, faint, fond, feint, fant, funt, fent, fint, fonde, fendt, found, fawned, find, fiend, fund, fanta, fend, fined, feind, finned, fonts, fanned, phoned, feigned, fon, fonz, fand, faat, fons, fano, frnt, fante, funned, fanti, faan, pfund, fohn, funde, fnt, fanu, fahed, fonne, fomt, fought, flaunt, fawn, fauna, faught, faun, fout, fawns, faut, fauns, fawny, faughn, founts, faune, faunae, fauni, fan, fanny, fait, fain, famed, fane, faints, fannie, fainter, fami, famo, fann, fama, fanged, fahd, fana, fani, faine, faen, fanes, fanni, falte, fainty, falm, fanno, fanney, faade, fains, famu, fan out, fanart, fahrt, fahn, famd, -phone, au fond, faam, faena, -phany.