gazette
ga·zette (gə zet′)
noun
- a newspaper: now used mainly in some newspaper titles
- Brit. any of various official publications containing announcements and bulletins
Etymology: Fr < It gazzetta < dial. (Venetian) gazeta, a small coin, price of the newspaper, orig., prob. dim. of L gaza, treasure < Gr < Pers, the royal treasure
transitive verb -·zet′·ted, -·zet′·ting
Brit. to publish, announce, or list in a gazette
Object
- lieutenant: Gazetted Second Lieutenant from the militia to the Manchester Regiment 1st December 1897.
- order: H.C. 227, p. 10 ( 1872 ), xlvi ( order apparently not gazetted ); and see V.C.H. Mdx.
Converse of object
- read: Chelsea Pensioners reading the gazette of the Battle of Waterloo.
- get: How to get linux gazette in pdf or ps format Talkback links Our Editor In Chief is now married!
Preposition: as
- park: Six of these have been gazetted as national parks with the remaining two vested in the Crown for national park status.
Adjective modifier
- official: Instead, formal invitations to the private corporations to tender for these key services were placed in the official gazette of the European Community.
- main: Top Use Advanced Search for Gazettes or Supplements You can use the Advanced Search option to: Search for keywords within main Gazettes.
- mathematical: Dampier, Michael, ' The mathematical gazette: a brief history ' , Mathematical gazette 80, no.
Modifies a noun
- editor: Gazette editor Gary Lawrence said: " Losing Colin from the Gazette staff is far more than just losing a photographer.
- notice: It is essential to generate a new gazette notice in all cases where the original had been stopped by OR Banking Section.
- entry: Sold with copied research gazette entries, MIC and commission details.
- contact: Gazette Contacts How do I contact the Gazettes office?
- reporter: Gazette reporters have signed a petition protesting the abuses, and vent their frustration in a website they set up on their own time.
Modifying Another Word
- not: However, his " two bars " were not gazetted in my view.
Adjective complement
- 2/lt: Entered the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, in Sept. 1914 being gazetted 2/Lt.
- second: Gazetted Second Lieutenant East Lancashire Regiment 2nd June 1894.
- 2/lt.: Gazetted 2/Lt. to the special reserve of the Royal Engineers, 21st June 1913.
Noun used with modifier
- linux: How to get linux gazette in pdf or ps format Talkback links Our Editor In Chief is now married!
- government: To find links to official government gazettes, see the comprehensive list hosted by the University of Michigan's Documents Center.
- royal: A cutting from the ' Bermuda royal gazette ' .
Dear Prue, If a servant I sent last night got to Hampton-court, you received 29 walnuts and a letter from me. I inclose the Gazette; and am, with all my soul, Your passionate lover, and faithful husband,
The Pall Mall Gazette is written by gentlemen for gentlemen.
