B2nounmedia
US/ˈtæb.lɔɪd/
UK/ˈtæb.lɔɪd/
a newspaper with small pages that focuses on celebrities and sensational stories more than serious news
In context
The tabloids filled their front pages with the actor's divorce.
I rarely trust a tabloid headline without checking another source.
She sued the tabloid for printing false stories about her family.
Words that go with tabloid
noun + noun
- tabloid newspaperThe tabloid newspaper ran the story on page one.
- tabloid pressThe tabloid press followed the couple everywhere.
- tabloid headlineA tabloid headline claimed the star had left the country.
- tabloid journalismTabloid journalism often values shock over accuracy.
- tabloid gossipHe is tired of tabloid gossip about his private life.
adjective + noun
- British tabloidA British tabloid published the photographs.