Tack:

Characteristic of ink making it sticky.

Tag:

Board grade paper used for products such as tags and file folders.

Text:

The written or printed material which forms the main body of a publication.

Text paper:

Lighter than cover stock but heavier than writing grade.

Thermography:

The process in which new printed sheets are dusted with a resin powder, which forms a raised surface when fused with heat.

Thumb Index:

An index where the divisions or chapters are cut into the edge of the publication.

Thumbnail sketch:

Rough sketch of a design.

Tick marks:

Alternate term for Crop marks.

Tinning:

Method of binding by crimping a metal strip along edges of sheets.

Tint:

The effect of the mixture of white to a solid color or the effect achieved by breaking up color into a percentage using dots, which allow white paper to show through.