reprintorder
nounUK /ˌriː.prɪntˈɔː.dər/
US /ˌriː.prɪntˈɔːr.dɚ/
A request to make more copies of a book or picture that was already printed.
The librarian sent a reprintorder to the publisher because all the copies of the book were gone.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An instruction in a computer system to print something again.
He clicked the reprintorder button to get a second copy of the receipt.
3. A formal demand from a shop to a supplier for more of an item that sold out.
The store manager filed a reprintorder for the popular magazine.
4. The act of arranging for a second printing of a document.
The reprintorder took two weeks to complete at the print shop.