---

• n  a typeface with thick heavy lines
• v  print in boldface

• To be more precise, though, the database generally catalogs glitzy events where shutterbugs can count on preening targets with boldface names.
• He grew up in El Dorado, Kansas a town too small to warrant boldface on a road map.
• Example: a boldface headline centered at the top of a Web page is considered more relevant than a smaller one farther down the page.

• bold face
• bold

News & Articles

---

• Tablets are for middle-aged people, smartphones are for 20-somethings, says Pew
  Americans are crazy for tablets, say the results of Pew Internet & American Life project’s just-released annual survey of tablet PC ownership. There aren’t many boldface surprises in this report, but the ...
  June 10, 2013 - Quartz via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

---

• Roxanne Roberts in Monterey County Herald
  January 20 is going to be ground zero for everyone who wants to be part of this celebration, and that's going to include boldface names and A-listers from Oprah on down,said Roxanne Roberts, co-author of the Washington Post's column "The...
• Ben Brantley in Xinhua
  The latest in a series of boldface film and television actresses to test their stage legs (including Julia Roberts and Claire Danes), Garner seems by far the most comfortable,The New York Times critic Ben Brantley wrote.
• Mark Duffner in Globe and Mail
  It's the only time he's ever looked me right in the eye and lied to me,Duffner said. "Usually I can read him, but he fooled me on that one. I found out later it was a boldface lie."