mezzograph
noun
mez·zo·graph
\ˈmetsəˌgraf, -rȧf\
variants: less commonly
metzograph
\ˈmetsəˌgraf, -rȧf\Definition of mezzograph
: a halftone made with a grain screen and having a grained surface instead of crossline screen dots
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Origin and Etymology of mezzograph
Italian mezzo half (from Latin medius middle) + English -graph (as in photograph)
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