A computer typeface is a set of letters, numbers, and symbols that are used to create text on a computer. The crossword solutions for the term computer typeface include ARIAL (5 letters), FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>BOLD (4 letters), Serif (5 letters), Ronde (5 letters), FONT (4 letters), and Kerns (5 letters). ARIAL is a sans-serif typeface that was designed in 1982 by a Swiss typeface designer. FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>BOLD is a FONT style that is used to emphasize text. Serif is a typeface that has small lines at the end of each character. Ronde is a typeface that is characterized by its rounded edges. FONT is a term used to refer to a typeface or a set of characters. Kerns are the spaces between two characters in a typeface.