inkribbon

noun
UK /ˈɪŋkˌrɪbən/
US /ˈɪŋkˌrɪbən/

A long strip of cloth or plastic covered with ink that a machine uses to print words.

The old typewriter needed a new inkribbon before it could print letters.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A decorative ribbon made of or soaked in ink, used in crafts.

She tied an inkribbon around the handmade card.

3. A continuous band of inked material inside a dot-matrix printer.

The dot-matrix printer's inkribbon was worn out after months of use.

4. A ribbon used to mark or seal documents with ink.

The clerk pressed the inkribbon onto the official paper.