Used in the titles of newspapers or other publications; (also gen.) a newspaper. Now rare.

A paper containing news; a published newsletter or newspaper. (Now only in names of newspapers, esp. in Scotland and northern counties.)

A letter or paper containing public news; a gazette, news-letter, or newspaper; = courant, n.2

A newspaper or journal. Also in plural, with the: newspapers collectively; the press.

Used in the titles of newspapers and journals. Also gen.: a newspaper (now archaic).

A letter written to communicate news; spec. (now historical) one specially written and published to communicate the news of the day (common in the…

A printed publication, now usually issued daily or weekly, consisting of folded unstapled sheets and containing news, frequently with the addition…

A newspaper (or part of one) printed in the form of a long slip of paper. Obsolete.

colloquial. A newspaper or magazine, esp. one regarded as inferior or worthless.

The newspapers; (rare) a newspaper. Obsolete.

A newspaper, gazette. Obsolete.

A newspaper. Now chiefly U.S.

a printed sheet containing news; a simple form of newspaper; a newsletter.

Journalism (originally U.S.). A newspaper. Obsolete. rare.

A newspaper. Rhyming slang.

Originally (now rare): a news sheet or newspaper. Now usually: cheap, low-quality paper made from mechanical and chemical wood pulp and used for…

A newspaper. Cf. bladder, n. 6d.

collective. Abbreviation of linen-draper, n. b.

a newspaper produced by means of a mimeograph machine.