noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
just off the press; hot off the press
Describes printed material that has just been printed and is still fresh. Often used with nouns like 新聞 (newspaper) or チラシ (flyer).
A newspaper just off the press smells of ink.
Distribute flyers hot off the press.
Common mixed kanji-kana spelling.
Full kanji spelling; less common but still seen.
Compound of 刷り (suri, 'printing', continuative form of 刷る suru) + たて (tate, suffix meaning 'just done'). The suffix たて attaches to the continuative form of verbs to indicate something has just been completed.