headlinese
/ˌhɛdlʌɪˈniːz/(also headline-ese) originally US
noun
The condensed, elliptical, or sensationalist style of language characteristic of (especially newspaper) headlines.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New York Tribune. From headline + -ese.
- long primer
- long-range
- Long Reed
- long reins
- long-running
- long s
- long service leave
- long-serving
- Longshan
- longship
- longshore
- longshore drift
- longshoreman
- long shot
- long sight
- long-sighted
- long-sightedly
- long-sightedness
- long-sleeved
- long-sleever
- longspur
- long-standing
- long-stay
- Long, Stephen Harriman
- longstop