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Often used in the same context:
private eye,
broadsheet,
tabloid,
subeditor,
journalese,
newspaper,
chequebook,
freesheet,
editorialise,
beeb,
ordure,
thunderer,
grumbler,
quibbler,
reportage,
fourth estate,
scribbler,
hotpress,
sensationalist,
poncy,
carcanet,
periodical,
drivelling,
mags,
tatler,
magazine,
panegyrics,
doorstopper,
editors,
clever clogs,
glossies,
monthlies,
rothermere,
titbit,
editorial,
newshound,
rollingstone,
harrumphing,
journo,
chucklesome,
passim,
gossip,
fanzine,
grot,
postbag,
tosh,
marmite,
rag,
ben trovato,
colum,
mastheads,
popinjay,
readers,
obits,
bibulous,
salaciousness,
versifying,
billet doux,
cockup,
controversialist,
blether,
muckraking,
autobiographer,
gossipmonger,
samizdat,
apercus,
noddy,
futurology,
punditry,
cowpat,
prigs,
magazin,
evelyn waugh,
tattlers,
scouse,
hemingwayesque,
jingo,
murdoch,
musings,
nytimes,
fortnightly,
anoraks,
weeklies,
nosy parker,
bluffers,
telly,
almanack,
solecism,
funnies,
blurb,
readership,
pravda,
bigmouth,
nancy mitford,
counterblast,
bumf,
twaddle,
compendious,
fustiness,
publication,
frontpage,
newspapermen,
crickets,
dragonflies,
endemics,
finches,
mussels,
oysters,
pidgin,
seabirds,
snapper,
timothy,
turtles,
\u00bb,
abraham,
actinomycetes,
almond,
anchovy,
angiosperms,
annuals,
ant,
ante
Also try:
— Adjectives for redtop:
compare,
hawaiian,
australian,
common,
true,
recleaned,
more,
cultivated
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