parajournalism
/ˌparəˈdʒəːnəlɪz(ə)m/ /ˌparəˈdʒəːn(ə)lɪz(ə)m/originally US
noun
Journalism which is concerned with issues other than the reporting of factual information; journalism which treats subjects in a subjective, imaginative, creative, or personal way, or which engages with matters of speculation or opinion.
Origin
1960s. From para- + journalism.
- laugh like a drain
- Laughlin
- laugh line
- laugh-maker
- laugh meter
- laugh-o-meter
- laughometer
- laugh oneself silly (or sick)
- laugh one's head off
- laugh on the other side of one's face (or out of the other side of one's mouth)
- laugh-out-loud
- laugh riot
- laughsome
- laugh someone/thing out of court
- laugh something to scorn
- laughter
- laughter-filled
- laughter line
- Laughton, Charles
- laugh track
- laugh up one's sleeve
- laughworthy
- laughy
- launce
- Launcelot