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| 1. | space between two consecutive measures of type |
| 2. | point at which 2 downward slanting strokes meet |
| 4. | decorative extended stroke, often found on script letterforms |
| 5. | 1/6 of an inch |
| 7. | often same as x-height |
| 8. | marks the height of the capital letters |
| 9. | horizontal line where the letters rest |
| 10. | a character's main vertical, diagonal, or curved stroke |
| 12. | pointed counter where 2 strokes meet |
| 16. | half the width of an em |
| 17. | marks the proper length for the lowercase g, amongst others |
| 20. | thickness of the individual strokes |
| 21. | secondary stroke that intersects a stem stroke |
| 22. | upright, non-italic typface with serifs |
| 23. | angle to which the main strokes of a typeface aim, in relation to their baseline |
| 24. | secondary stroke, extending horizontally or upward from a stem stroke; ends freely |
| 26. | secondary stroke extends downward and ends freely |
| 29. | width of a character |
| 30. | rectangular metal piece of type |
| 31. | portion of a lowercase letter which extends above the x-height |
| 33. | curved main stroke of a letter s |
| 36. | small connecting stroke between the loop and the upper bowl of a lowercase g |
| 39. | small stroke sometimes found on the right side of the base of the capital G |
| 42. | square unit equal in height and in width to the point size |