printorders

noun
UK /ˈprɪntˌɔːdəz/
US /ˈprɪntˌɔːrdərz/

Printorders are instructions that tell a computer or printer what to print.

The teacher checked the printorders before sending the worksheets to the printer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Orders placed with a printing company to produce printed materials.

The shop received many printorders for holiday cards.

3. Sequences in which pages are arranged for printing and folding.

The booklet's printorders must be correct so the pages come out in order.

4. Requests in a computer system that wait to be printed.

The printorders were stuck in the queue until the paper was refilled.