B2nounmediaurban
US/ˈnuːz.stænd/
UK/ˈnjuːz.stænd/
a small stall or kiosk, often on a street, that sells newspapers and magazines
In context
I bought a magazine at the newsstand near the train station.
The newsstand on the corner also sells snacks and phone cards.
Newsstand sales have fallen as more people read the news online.
Words that go with newsstand
adjective + noun
- corner newsstandThe corner newsstand opens at six every morning.
- local newsstandOur local newsstand still sells foreign papers.
noun + noun
- newsstand priceThe newsstand price is higher than a subscription.
- newsstand salesNewsstand sales dropped again last year.
verb + noun
- visit a newsstandI visit a newsstand before every long flight.
noun + preposition
- newsstand near the stationThere is a newsstand near the station exit.