absol. plural. Advertisements of lost articles.

personal experiences or feelings calculated to elicit the interest or sympathy of readers; (an aspect of) a story consisting of or characterized…

A subordinate, secondary, or lesser article; an article forming part of a larger article; a subdivision of an article.

Journalism. A secondary leader (leader, n.1 12) in a newspaper or other periodical. Now Australian and New Zealand.

Any thing or part which is turned or folded over. An article that begins in the last column of a newspaper page and continues overleaf.

In French newspapers (or others in which the French custom is followed), a portion of one or more pages (at the bottom) marked off from the rest…

Something which is additional to the usual or ordinary; usually short for ‘special ——’. A special edition of a newspaper, periodical, etc.; (also) a…

Something which is additional to what is usual or ordinary; = special, n. 6. Now esp.: a television or radio programme broadcast in addition to a…

Informal talk or discussion, esp. on literary topics; also, a chatty article or paragraph.

(a) a description of the (likely) psychological, intellectual, and behavioural characteristics of a (certain type of) person; (b) an article…

an article containing discussion, analysis, or opinion, as opposed to fact or news.

An article constituting a general report on a particular situation.

= sense A. 3c.

an article in a newspaper or periodical expressing the opinion (frequently one which is controversial or biased) of the writer on a particular…

Journalists' slang (originally and chiefly U.S.). A piece of journalism which presents a detailed chronology of events.

A journalistic article or other piece of writing presented wholly or partly in the form of a list. Frequently depreciative.