Newspaper

What do we mean by newspaper?

A publication, usually issued daily or weekly, containing current news, editorials, feature articles, and usually advertising. noun

A paper containing news; a sheet containing intelligence or reports of passing events, issued at short but regular intervals, and either sold or distributed gratis; a public print, or daily, weekly, or semi-weekly periodical, that presents the news of the day, such as the doings of political, legislative, or other public bodies, local, provincial, or national current events, items of public interest on science, religion, commerce, as well as trade, market, and money reports, advertisements and announcements, etc. noun

A sheet of paper printed and distributed, at stated intervals, for conveying intelligence of passing events, advocating opinions, etc.; a public print that circulates news, advertisements, proceedings of legislative bodies, public announcements, etc. noun

A publication, usually published daily or weekly and usually printed on cheap, low-quality paper, containing news and other articles. noun

A quantity of or one of the types of paper on which newspapers are printed. noun

To cover with newspaper. verb

To engage in the business of journalism (usually used only in the gerund, newspapering) verb

To harrass in newspaper articles. verb

The physical object that is the product of a newspaper publisher noun

A business firm that publishes newspapers noun

Cheap paper made from wood pulp and used for printing newspapers noun

A daily or weekly publication on folded sheets; contains news and articles and advertisements noun

A publication, usually published daily or weekly and usually printed on cheap, low-quality paper, containing news and other articles.

A quantity of or one of the types of paper on which newspapers are printed.

Words that are spelled similarly to newspaper:
newspaper, news paper, newspapers, newsmaker.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word newspaper:
readership, tabloid, yearbook, circulation, columnist, headline, gazette, herald, publisher, editor, reporter, editorial, tribune, daily, weekly, paper, articles, journalism, printed, correspondent, publication, strips, column, published, printing, publishing, chronicle, news, publish, guardian, strip, telegraph, article, journalist, observer, readers, edited, print, columns, reporting, monthly, coverage, mail, press, distributed, publications, sunday, pages, advertising, covering, papers, reports, magazine, comic.

Words that rhyme with newspaper:
paper, caper, taper, vapor, gaper, skyscraper, scraper, draper, wallpaper, shaper, raper, sandpaper, white paper, flypaper, landscaper, water vapor, on paper, wastepaper, crepe paper, toilet paper, litmus paper, laid paper, carbon paper, rice paper, commercial paper, cartridge paper, test paper, butcher paper, tissue paper, tar paper, wax paper, kraft paper, bond paper, graph paper, schaper, filter paper, india paper, letter paper, manila paper, construction paper, bean caper, cigarette paper, wrapping paper, emery paper, manilla paper, piece of paper, tracing paper, wove paper, linen paper, order paper, rag paper, common caper, ledger paper, art paper, historical paper, pad of paper, sheet of paper, blueprint paper, kapor, rolling paper, writing paper, slip of paper, graper, roofing paper, drawing paper, score paper, syrian bean caper, typewriter paper, music paper, transfer paper, computer paper, photographic paper, lapre, away per, che per, che pur, clay per, day per, decay per, delay per, display per, dna per, drape her, escape her, fe per, hay per, holiday per, j per, k per, lei per, mcpaper, outlay per, pay per, play per, prey per, ray per, re per, reshape her, say per, scrape her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe newspaper:
local, daily, weekly, first, american, old, national, english, major, official, only, language, german, modern, french, largest, black, british, independent, folded, popular, liberal, monthly, metropolitan, influential, communist, democratic, oldest, underground, republican, conservative, chinese, run, unidentified, radical, russian, provincial, japanese, yiddish, socialist, leading, italian, regional, crumpled, page, successful, contemporary, prominent, rival, town, spanish, owned, australian, soviet, favorite, gay, wing, canadian, arabic, printed, dutch, wet.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective newspaper:
articles, reports, accounts, editors, reporters, men, headlines, reading, clippings, readers, stories, editorials, correspondents, publishers, ads, article, writers, man, cuttings, circulation, columns, publicity, columnists, proprietors, files, owners, advertisement, office, boys, photographers, notices, items, critics, photographs, towns, boy, seller, town, reporter, reader, reviews, writer, journalists, references, writing, space, paragraphs, sellers, headline, columnist, pictures, making, room, press, cartoons, radio, cities, publication, editor, offices, television, clipping, cutting, obituaries, comments, interview, attacks, chains, english, broadcast, opinion, carriers, pages, circulations, photos, owner, correspondent, cartoonists, presses, archives, content, delivery, reviewers, advertising, editorialists, polls, announcement, dispatches, illustrations.

Words that sound like newspaper:
newspaper, news paper, newspapers, notepaper, newspaper ad, newswire, white paper, the paper, rice paper, naysayer, noisier, napier, nazar, knees up, nappier, nosier, nazir, newsboy, nizar, nose hair, naseer, knees-up, neubauer, newser, newsboys, new spain, nazaire, newspaperman, on paper, no-hoper, no hoper, nippier.