prooflisten

Verb

prooflisten (third-person singular simple present prooflistens, present participle prooflistening, simple past and past participle prooflistened)

1. (ambitransitive) To listen, usually to a recording, for errors.
   • Then we prooflistened to the entire recording against the drafted transcript, and proofread, revised, and edited again, and then prepared each manuscript for publication in book form.1975, Calvin W. Taylor, Robert L. Ellison, “Moving Toward Working Models in Creativity: Utah Creativity Experiences and Insights”, in Irving A. Taylor, J.W. Getzels, editors, Perspectives in...
   • Our data are taken from verbatim transcripts of tape-recorded psychoanalytic sessions. These have been exhaustively prooflistened and punctuated so that, sort of a phonemic rendering, their reading is as close to a translation of the auditory record as we are capable of.1982, Proceedings of the Seventh International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, →ISBN, page 394, column 2