newspaperman
[nooz-pey-per-man, nyooz-, noos-, nyoos-]
noun, plural news·pa·per·men.
Origin of newspaperman
Usage note
See -man.
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Contemporary Examples of newspaperman
Shrake was a newspaperman, a magazine writer, screenwriter, and a fine novelist.
‘The Land of the Permanent Wave’ Is Bud Shrake’s Classic Take on ‘60s TexasEdwin Shrake
February 2, 2014
I was a newspaperman, just returned from the Middle East—a bit unsteady, still, in America.
Historical Examples of newspaperman
It was apparent to Trent that he was debating continuing the subject with a newspaperman.
The MonsterS. M. Tenneshaw
The newspaperman, gazing with awe upon it, felt that terrific force was there.
Hellhounds of the CosmosClifford Donald Simak
From the point of view of the newspaperman the Frenchman is the ideal soldier of the world.
The A.E.F.Heywood Broun
No one ever made a newspaperman do what he really didn't want to do.
Cue for QuietThomas L. Sherred
The newspaperman lay across the table, his head asleep on his arm.
GargoylesBen Hecht
newspaperman
noun plural -men
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