Timese

Proper noun

Timese

1. (US) A style of writing found in Time magazine, especially during its early decades, characterized by exaggeration, catchy phrasing, and offbeat word order.
   • The company's first publication was Time, a new kind of weekly magazine that chronicled the affairs of the world in a stylized prose of inverted nouns and verbs that came to be known as Timese.1989 March 5, “A Magazine Became a Giant”, in New York Times, retrieved 24 Feb 2014, page 38
   • "Prosy was the first issue of Time on March 3, 1923. Yet to suggest itself as a rational method of communication, of infuriating readers into buying the magazine, was strange inverted Timestyle. It was months before [editor Briton] Hadden's impish contempt for his readers, his impatience with the...1998 March 9, “75 Years Of Miscellany”, in Time, retrieved 30 Dec 2007