Crossword-Solution: NEWSROOM 8 letters, 18 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 13

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Word Word Type Definition
Newsroom n. A room where news is collected and disseminated, or
periodicals sold; a reading room supplied with newspapers, magazines,
etc.

We have 18 clues for the answer “NEWSROOM”

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Place where things are always breaking? 1 answer
room where news is received and prepared for publication or broadcasting 1 answer
a reading room where newspapers and other periodicals can be read 1 answer
Workplace for Rather 1 answer
With "The," Aaron Sorkin-created political drama 1 answer
Where the paper is processed 1 answer
TV studio facility 1 answer
Post production locale? 1 answer
Place where stories are written 1 answer
Lou Grant setting 1 answer
Journalist's milieu 1 answer
Gathering place at CNN 1 answer
Dissemination office 1 answer
Cronkite's milieu 1 answer
Reporter's milieu 2 answers
Story source 2 answers
Anchor's place 5 answers
Post office? 5 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
An inflammatory disease of the skin, characterized by the presence of redness and itching, an eruption of small vesicles, and the discharge of a watery exudation, which often dries up, leaving the skin covered with crusts; -- called also tetter, milk crust, and salt rheum.
Hint 2 anagram
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Hint 3 another clue
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Sentences with NEWSROOM (5)

America Online -------------- has the CNN Newsroom (Turner Educational Services), The Washington Post, the National Geographic magazine, PC World and Macworld.
The Online World Odd de Presno 1993
Usually someone had to make a trip there each day and It was read to us in the newsroom after making certain that there were no guards in or around the barracks.
The Biography of a Rabbit Roy Benson 2003
Well, King said: ‘Boys, boys, this isn’t getting out a paper.’ Every one went back to his work and--and that was all.” They went on to the room behind the newsroom.
The Great God Success John Graham (David Graham Phillips) 2005
But I can say one thing: if there's a package from Ginger waiting for me in my dressing room, I'm going to have it dumped in water." ******** WESTSIDER ANNA KISSELGOFF Dance critic for the _New York Times_ 6-9-79 It was 3 p.m., and as usual, Anna Kisselgoff was sitting before the computer-typewriter at the _New York Times'_ newsroom, putting the finishing touches on her latest dance review.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s Max Millard 2005
The place had the feel of a newsroom--a newsroom after a big story has broken and the 'cast has gone on the air and everybody--in this case about twenty Terran officers and non-coms, half women--standing about watching screens and smoking and thinking about getting a follow-up ready.
Oomphel in the Sky Henry Beam Piper 2007

Quotes with NEWSROOM (3)

It never occurred to me to wonder why I, a religion reporter, got the biggest story of the day, though, clearly, whatever else it was, it was a religion story. It wasn't until about twenty years later that a friend who had been managing editor at a Gannett paper said to me: "Rob, don't your realize you were probably the ONLY religion reporter in the whole country who got that story?" I still don't know why I got it. Maybe they figure I was the only one in the newsroom who had…
Paul Marshall Blind Spot: When Journalists Don't Get Religion
literally: This word should be deleted. All too often, actions described as “literally” did not happen at all. As in, “He literally jumped out of his skin.” No, he did not. Though if he literally had, I’d suggest raising the element and proposing the piece for page one. Inserting “literally” willy-nilly reinforces the notion that breathless nitwits lurk within this newsroom. Eliminate on sight — the usage, not the nitwits. The nitwits are to be captured
Tom Rachman The Imperfectionists
To assure him, Peter Lim decided that the newsroom adopt this approach: it was better to produce the best story than the first story. He had good reason. Finding scoops in a Singapore with many OB markers carried a real risk: the story was sometimes incomplete or, as in the case of the bus fare increase, premature. For completeness, you sometimes incomplete or, as in the case of the bus fare increase, premature. For completeness, you sometimes had to rely on official spokesme…
Cheong Yip Seng OB Markers: My Straits Times Story
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Appears in: LAT, Newsday, NYT, Universal, USA TODAY, WSJ.

Used 20 times in crossword archives (1970–2024).