[n. pree-print; v. pree-print] 
| 1. | an advance printing, usually of a portion of a book or of an article in a periodical. |
| 2. | to print for future use. |
| 3. | to print a preprint. |
| pre·print (prē'prĭnt') n. Something printed and often distributed in partial or preliminary form in advance of official publication: a preprint of a scientific article. tr.v. (prē-prĭnt') pre·print·ed, pre·print·ing, pre·prints To print in advance. |
