Possessives

• today: Other news: Elsewhere in today's tabloids are several condemnations of Madame Tussauds ' new Kylie waxwork.

Converse of object

• tell: A source told the tabloid: " She's going from strength to strength.

• read: I only read the tabloid newspapers at the weekend, while on a weekday I don't read tabloids.

• go: No one can suppose that going tabloid is some miracle elixir.

• do: BBC NEWS | UK | Do tabloids feed on crime fear?

• take: King's / IoP / Debate 05 - Keep taking the tabloids!

• publish: The Globe: Information from Answers.com The Globe ( tabloid ) The Globe is a supermarket tabloid published in North America.

Adjective modifier

• red-top: Only journalists on red-top tabloids were down at the bottom with the estate agents.

• right-wing: Several of the right-wing tabloids, in particular, have been plugging away on immigration and asylum in a sustained way for many months.

• infamous: Anorak pokes fun every weekday at Britain's infamous tabloids, .. .

• British: Football | Swiss hit back at British tabloids Swiss hit back at British tabloids.

• daily: Full text of articles from Daily Record, the Scottish daily tabloid.

• English: English tabloid The Sun has published three pictures which can be viewed by clicking here.

Modifies a noun

• newspaper: Some tabloid newspapers express strong views which are hostile to the European Court.

• headline: On October 21 a tabloid headline claimed: " Blunkett gives top copper a roasting " .

• sensationalism: To me " gossip " sounds perilously close to " tabloid sensationalism " .

• journalism: A new identity Without question, British tabloid journalism can be awful.

• press: The UK's tabloid press has had a field day on the growing scandal.

• fodder: While she was never exactly tabloid fodder, focus inevitably shifted to her personal life.

Noun used with modifier

• supermarket: Weekly World News - Online edition of the supermarket tabloid.