Style of type is a term used to describe the various fonts and typefaces used in printing and writing. FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>ELITE, FONT, BODONI, BASKERVILLE, FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>PICA, FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>ROMAN, and Italic are all examples of style of type. FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>ELITE is a five letter word that refers to a typeface with a thin stroke width and a large x-height. FONT is a four letter word that refers to a set of type characters of a particular size and design. BODONI is a six letter word that refers to a typeface designed by Giambattista BODONI in 1798. BASKERVILLE is an eleven letter word that refers to a typeface designed by John BASKERVILLE in 1757. FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>PICA is a four letter word that refers to a typeface with a large x-height and a bold stroke width. FONT-bold underline-link hover:text-barberry-yellow'>ROMAN is a five letter word that refers to a typeface with a thick stroke width and a small x-height. Italic is a six letter word that refers to a typeface with a slanted design.