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newspaper(1) (iou)



newspaper noun. L17.
[from NEWS noun + PAPER noun.]
A printed publication, now usu. daily or weekly, consisting of folded unstapled sheets and containing news, freq. with photographs, features, advertisements, etc.; (the organization responsible for or office of) any of these published under a particular title. L17.
newspaper article, newspaper clipping, newspaper column, newspaper cutting, newspaper office, newspaper reporter, etc. living newspaper: see LIVING ppl adjective. quality newspaper: see QUALITY noun & adjective.
Daily Herald To hear the news from your favourite announcer is like buying your favourite newspaper. V. Brittain Events reported in the newspapers seemed too incredible to be taken seriously. C. Hampton Blanket censorship and the silencing of all opposition newspapers.
b. The low-quality paper from which newspapers are made; the sheets of paper forming a newspaper. E19.
A prison sentence of thirty days. slang. E20.
Comb.: newspaper English the style of English used in newspapers; journalese; newspaperland = newspaperdom; newspaperman a male journalist; newspaperwoman a female journalist.
newspaperdom noun the world or sphere of newspapers; newspapers collectively: L19.
newspapered adjective provided or covered with (a) newspaper E18.
newspaperese noun (colloq.) the characteristic language or style of newspapers, journalese L19.
newspaperish adjective somewhat in the style of or like a newspaper E19.
newspaperishly adverb M19.
newspaperism noun the characteristic features or style of newspapers; a phrase or expression characteristic of newspapers: M19.
newspaperless adjective L19.
newspapery adjective in a style characteristic of newspapers; given to reading newspapers: M19.