newsstand
newsstand
Definition
☆ news·stand (-stand′)
noun
a stand at which newspapers, magazines, etc. are sold
also Brit.news stall
newsstand
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- hit: The March issue of Linux Journal will be hitting the newsstands February 11.
- reach: Consequently they'll be at least one day old before they reach newsstands and hotels.
Adjective modifier
- local: Can I buy Palmtop User magazine in the shops, or at my local newsstand?
Modifies a noun
- magazine: Both publications are highly professional and attractive and would compete well against most newsstand magazines.
- sale: The magazine has consistently built newsstand sales over the last year.
- price: Save up to 39 % on the newsstand price.
- title: In August 2005 I was promoted, making me one of the youngest editors of a newsstand title in Europe.
- maxim: The rest of chapters deal with the newsstand maxim.
- distribution: As a point of historical significance, the closure of Amiga Active ended the newsstand distribution of UK Amiga magazines after almost 14 years.
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