controlled circulation
originally US
noun
A system of circulation in which a publication, now especially a free magazine or newspaper, is sent to a limited, targeted audience such as members of a certain profession, buyers of a particular product, etc.; chiefly attributive, especially in controlled circulation magazine.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New York Times.
- superlight
- superliminary
- superlineal
- superlinear
- superloo
- superluminal
- superluminally
- superlunar
- superlunary
- supermajority
- supermale
- superman
- supermanhood
- supermania
- supermanism
- supermanliness
- supermanly
- supermarginal
- supermarine
- supermarket
- supermarket cart
- supermarketeer
- supermarket giant
- supermarketing
- supermarket tabloid