Enlarger ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Enlarger ( noun )

1. A device used to make photographic prints larger than the original negatives.
2. A machine or device that is used to increase the size of something.

Origin:

From the word "enlarge".

Examples:

1. The photographer used an enlarger to make prints of her negatives.
2. The darkroom had an enlarger for making larger prints.
3. The printer used an enlarger to make posters from the original artwork.
4. The enlarger was able to make prints up to 24x36 inches.
5. The sculptor used an enlarger to increase the size of the clay model.

(As a verb)

Enlarger ( verb )

1. A device used to make photographic prints larger than the original negatives.
2. A machine or device that is used to increase the size of something.

Origin:

From the word "enlarge".

Examples:

1. The photographer used an enlarger to make prints of her negatives.
2. The darkroom had an enlarger for making larger prints.
3. The printer used an enlarger to make posters from the original artwork.
4. The enlarger was able to make prints up to 24x36 inches.
5. The sculptor used an enlarger to increase the size of the clay model.