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Copy
Copy
n.
An
abundance
or
plenty
of
anything
.
Copy
n.
An
imitation
,
transcript
, or
reproduction
of an
original
work
; as, a
copy
of a
letter
, an
engraving
, a
painting
, or a
statue
.
Copy
n.
An
individual
book
, or a
single
set
of
books
containing
the
works
of an
author
; as, a
copy
of
the
Bible
; a
copy
of
the
works
of
Addison
.
Copy
n.
That
which
is to be
imitated
,
transcribed
, or
reproduced
; a
pattern
,
model
, or
example
; as,
his
virtues
are
an
excellent
copy
for
imitation
.
Copy
n.
Manuscript
or
printed
matter
to be
set
up in
type
; as,
the
printers
are
calling
for
more
copy
.
Copy
n.
A
writing
paper
of a
particular
size
.
Same
as
Bastard
.
See
under
Paper
.
Copy
n.
Copyhold
;
tenure
;
lease
.
Copy
n.
To
make
a
copy
or
copies
of; to
write
;
print
,
engrave
, or
paint
after
an
original
; to
duplicate
; to
reproduce
; to
transcribe
; as, to
copy
a
manuscript
,
inscription
,
design
,
painting
,
etc
.;
often
with
out
,
sometimes
with
off
.
Copy
n.
To
imitate
; to
attempt
to
resemble
, as in
manners
or
course
of
life
.
Copy
v. i.
To
make
a
copy
or
copies
; to
imitate
.
Copy
v. i.
To
yield
a
duplicate
or
transcript
; as,
the
letter
did
not
copy
well
.
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