[f. TYPE v. or sb.1 + -ED.]
1. Of or pertaining to a (specified) type; having a (certain) type or general character.
1839. Bailey, Festus, xv. (1852), 170. Sun, planet, satellite, all typed spheres … it is mine To search and pass through.
1881. Builder, XLI. 442. Medieval Church architecture … is characteristic and strongly typed.
2. In combination: That is printed in or with type of a specified kind.
1831. J. Brown, Lett. (1907), 7. A larger typed Testament which I think will suit your eyes.
3. That is printed or reproduced by means of a typewriter; typewritten.
1890. Daily News, 24 Feb., 5/6. ‘Typing’ from copy,… dictation from ‘typed matter.’
1895. A. W. Tuer, in Athenæum, 15 June, 773/1. Some typed sample chapters.
