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tabloidy

/ˈtæblɔɪdi/

tabloidy adjective: in the style of a tabloid newspaper; sensationalistic.

Adjective

tabloidy (comparative more tabloidy, superlative most tabloidy)

  1. (informal) In the style of a tabloid newspaper; sensationalistic.

Forms of tabloidy

comparativemore tabloidy
superlativemost tabloidy

Origin of tabloidy

From tabloid + -y.

Questions about tabloidy

What does tabloidy mean?
Tabloidy means in the style of a tabloid newspaper; sensationalistic.
What part of speech is tabloidy?
Tabloidy is an adjective.
How do you pronounce tabloidy?
Tabloidy is pronounced /ˈtæblɔɪdi/ (UK).

Words near tabloidy in the dictionary

  1. tabloidized
  2. tabloidizes
  3. tabloidizing
  4. tabloidlike
  5. tabloids
  6. tabloidy
  7. tabnab
  8. tabnabbing
  9. tabnabs
  10. Tabo
  11. Taboada

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