make up
1. The sections and other gatherings needed to
make up one complete book. 2. A list of the
contents of a book supplied by a publisher to the
printer and bookbinder to serve as instructions as
to the positioning of plates, plans, map
endpapers, etc. See also: DUMMY (1) . 3. A
general term applied to the process of taking type
from galleys, arranging it into page form,
inserting illustrative cuts, dividing the matter
into page lengths, adding running heads, titles of
subdivisions, footnotes, etc., and securing with
cord. The pages of type are then ready to be
locked in the chase. (264 , 365 )
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