Journalist is valid Scrabble Word

Is journalist a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is journalist valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for JOURNALIST in dictionary:

NOUN:

a person engaged in journalism
a person who writes for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or prepares news to be broadcast
One who keeps a journal or diary.
The conductor of a public journal, or one whose business it to write for a public journal; an editorial or other professional writer for a periodical.
a writer for newspapers and magazines
someone who keeps a diary or journal

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a person engaged in journalism; a writer or editor for a news medium; a writer who aims at a mass audience

Words related to JOURNALIST

journalists18 journo13

Words that contain JOURNALIST

journalists18 journalistic21 telejournalist21 photojournalist27 telejournalists22 journalisticall24 journalistically28 photojournalists28 photojournalistic31

How to use JOURNALIST in a sentence

Trendon, conversed on indifferent subjects until the journalist had partaken heartily of what the physician allowed him.
He came to Paris for the purpose of studying law, but soon abandoned his intention for the more genial profession of journalist.
I thought he would encourage a young journalist like me.
Secondly, this was my maiden experience of conducting business deals with the business class, being a journalist for all of my earlier years.
They went into the drawing-room, where the conversation turned upon the subject of the brilliant young journalist.
Just such another we have in our own ranks in Daniel Crilly who, before he became a journalist or entered Parliament, was a very successful agent in the Liverpool Courts.
Thurlow Weed, the journalist and political leader, was troubled because he so easily forgot the names of persons he met from day to day.
The expenses are about 350,000 marks, leaving a net income to this daring and accomplished journalist of 150,000 marks a year.
The journalist, obliged to go to the first performances without Dinah, and living apart from her, found an indescribable charm in the use of his liberty.
To my horror, it was the voice of the man at Eighty-eight, an Irish gentleman, a journalist like myself.

The telegrams recently discovered by an excellent American journalist, Mr.
William Cullen Bryant lost as poet by being journalist, his vocation drying up the fountains of his poetry.
Jennings is a gentleman of ability and culture, and a journalist of considerable experience.
Gard had not sufficiently taken into consideration that the journalist was speaking at the end of seven years in Germany instead of at the beginning.
CHAPTER III THE JOURNALIST In 1846, Cavour was only known at home as the most unpopular man in Piedmont.
He was not a born journalist, but he set himself with his usual determination to learn the art.
And there too was one Wagner, two generations of whose descendants were to furnish each a noted journalist to New Orleans.
There were three or four forcible writers for the press, but not one journalist.
His education as a journalist was completed by the failure of his Philadelphia scheme.
The journalist occupies the position of a watchman upon a tower.
One afternoon I was walking through the most famous streets in the company of a French scholar and journalist, a deep student of the genius of French civilization.
Depew the wit, of Charles Emory Smith the conservative journalist, of Henry George the Socialist, Moses P.
During the summer of 1872 a clever journalist, Mrs.
Singers, artists with brush or pen, the natural actress, the journalist or author, need usually no one to guide their choice.
That youthful journalist would, doubtless, explain the mysteries that enveloped the paper for which he wrote.
In his youth and inexperience he had no suspicion how real were the moral evils denounced by the journalist.
And, besides this, he knew that the brotherhood held journalism in utter abhorrence, and that he himself was already, to some small extent, a journalist.
You are a very clever journalist, but you will never make a politician.

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