Newspaper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEWSPAPER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to work on a newspaper
• do newspaper related work
NOUN:
• a printed publication (usually issued daily or weekly) consisting of folded unstapled sheets and containing news, articles, advertisements, and correspondence
• the organization responsible for producing a particular newspaper
• weekly or daily publication containing news
• 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.
• a daily or weekly publication on folded sheets; contains news and articles and advertisements
• a business firm that publishes newspapers
• the physical object that is the product of a newspaper publisher
• cheap paper made from wood pulp and used for printing newspapers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a paper that is printed and distributed usually daily or weekly and that contains news, articles of opinion, features, and advertising

Words related to NEWSPAPER

blatt7 newspapered19 newspapering20 newspaperism21 newspaperisms22 newspapers17

Words that contain NEWSPAPER

newspapers17 newspapered19 newspaperdom22 newspapering20 newspaperism21 newspaperman21 newspapermen21 newspaperdoms23 newspaperisms22 newspaperwoman26 newspaperwomen26

How to use NEWSPAPER in a sentence

• My newspaper articles describing what the Germans had done in Samoa, published four years earlier, were being held against me.
• He ought, after having refused all interviews for months, to have ultimately granted a special one to a newspaper with the largest circulation.
• I was so extraordinarily fortunate as to find, in an old newspaper, a report of the proceedings in Lyall v.
• She sat under the crystal chandelier reading a Southern newspaper which had been sent recently to Celia.
• So that was why no word had come in answer to all this newspaper publicity.
• Unfortunately, Uday Bhembre never had the time for this newspaper.
• It was urged in defence that the girl suffered from hallucinations, one being that she was a daily newspaper proprietor.
• And then came the news that he had died, as you read in the newspaper clipping.
• I cannot say how it may have been in other large cities and towns, but certainly the newspaper mortality in Birmingham during the past half century has been quite distressing.
• He has learned how to read a book or a newspaper intelligently, and how to express himself in writing.
• No newspaper or magazine is tolerated which does not advocate despotism.
• While I was a student in one of these night schools, I chanced one day to see a newspaper which a colored man who knew me had thrown into the yard for me.
• The most thorough local and general newspaper in the county.
• A shell passing away from you over your head is like the loud crackling of a newspaper close to your ear.
• He hurried through it, and by the time he had handed in the last sheet there were men upstairs waiting for it, so quickly is the mechanical part of newspaper making accomplished.
• When he had finished, the sheriff made a note on the edge of a newspaper.
• In this way they reached Paris, and penetrated in the form of a French newspaper into a modest drawing-room on Varennes Street.
• The efficient argument was that it would look like whining, and the one thing which a newspaper must not do was to lament its own ill-treatment.
• Try to pass over, for the present, whatever may seem extraordinary and incomprehensible in such a purpose as mine is, and read this newspaper article where the ink-line is traced.
• We enjoy our newspaper, as usual, in our comfortable reading-room.
• The advertisement of a private inquiry office, which I read in a newspaper, put the thing into my head.
• A brief account of an accident for a newspaper will need to include only a clear and concise statement of a few important facts.
• The contemporary newspaper, in its meagre account, said that the occasion was deeply solemn and affecting, and that many persons shed tears.
• He could not guess that untoward destiny was waiting for him close by the newspaper kiosque.
• You make me think of the newspaper girl, Marjorie Moore.
• From the newspaper office we wended our way to a little Baptist mission chapel for the Chinese.
• Evidently he was perfectly insane, for he could not take up a newspaper without reading in it a fancied libel on himself.
• I have seen fowls and ham share the same fate, without any newspaper at all.
• I noticed the same trait in many newspaper men, who would sit and tell excellent murder stories by the hour.
• Defoe stands pre-eminent among the founders of the newspaper, destined to attain so high a degree of power and utility.

Similar words containing NEWSPAP without suffix er

newspapers17 newspapered19 newspaperdom22 newspapering20 newspaperism21 newspaperman21 newspapermen21 newspaperdoms23 newspaperisms22 newspaperwoman26 newspaperwomen26

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