Decwriter

/ˈdɛkˌraɪtər/ noun

Definition

A device for writing or recording information in a designated way; likely a specialized or technical term for a writing apparatus.

Etymology

From English dec- (possibly from decimal or decrement) + writer (one who writes). The exact origin is uncertain as this appears to be a technical term of limited use.

Kelly Says

This word is extremely rare in modern English—it might have been used in early computer science or technical writing, but it's largely obsolete now!

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