page-three
Britishadjective
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of or associated with the photography of topless women, as published in the daily Page Three feature of The Sun
a page-three model
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of or relating to fashionable and glamorous people
a page-three party
Example Sentences
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Consumers and journalists alike had failed to connect the dots between escalating crime in dying factory towns and page-three wire stories about Bangladesh textile factory fires.
From New York Times
The page-three model is often quoted giving an opinion on current affairs — one that is always in line with the paper’s editorial view — in a section called “news in briefs.”
From MSNBC
"Fashion experts urge BBC scruffs to smarten up," ran the page-three headline, above a photograph of me.
From BBC
Signs of such matriarchal discipline could be detected in the home-grown newspaper empire, long after she relinquished any formal corporate control; none of the Murdoch-owned tabloids in Australia ever dared to print bare-topped page-three girls.
From The Guardian
In February, Kay admitted sending a series of flirtatious text and Twitter messages to a page-three model he met in a Bolton nightclub.
From The Guardian
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