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front–page

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adjective \ˈfrənt-ˈpāj\

Definition of front–page

  1. :  printed on the front page of a newspaper; also :  very newsworthy

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First Known Use of front–page

1917

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front–page

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Definition of front–page

  1. transitive verb

  2. :  to print or report on the front page

First Known Use of front–page

1929

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FRONT–PAGE Defined for English Language Learners

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Definition of front–page for English Language Learners

  • : printed on the front page of a newspaper

  • : very important

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