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newspaperman
/ ˈnjuːzˌpeɪpəˌmæn /
noun
- a man who works for a newspaper as a reporter or editor
- the male owner or proprietor of a newspaper
- a man who sells newspapers in the street
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Word History and Origins
Origin of newspaperman1
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Example Sentences
Shrake was a newspaperman, a magazine writer, screenwriter, and a fine novelist.
I was a newspaperman, just returned from the Middle East—a bit unsteady, still, in America.
Col is a great newspaperman, has a great tabloid sensibility, but what does he know about turning the paper into BuzzFeed?
Baron is a lifelong newspaperman, highly respected in the business.
Remember when Rupert Murdoch was the ‘last great newspaperman’?
The widow of a wealthy Pittsburgh newspaperman, she was now active in Pennsylvania suffrage organizations.
I know all about deadlines; I was a newspaperman when you were vainly suckling canine dugs.
Swanson didn't look like the general conception of a small-town newspaperman.
Steele, a former newspaperman, learned from his association with that other arch-patriot, Jung.
But we did not suppose it possible to catch an American newspaperman with such a bare hook as that.
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