journal¹ /jûrˈnəl/

1. A daily register or diary
2. A book containing a record of each day's transactions
3. A newspaper published daily (or otherwise)
4. A magazine
5. The transactions of any society

Diurnal

journaleseˈ noun

The jargon of bad journalism

journˈalism noun

1. The profession of collecting, writing, editing, publishing, etc news reports and other articles for newspapers, journals, television, radio and related media
2. The style of writing associated with the reporting of news, current affairs and popular interest subjects via a transitory medium
3. The material produced in this way

jourˈnalist noun

1. A person who writes for or manages a newspaper, magazine, or other news-related medium
2. A person who keeps a journal (obsolete)

journalistˈic adjective

journalistˈically adverb

journalizāˈtion or journalisāˈtion noun

jourˈnalize or jourˈnalise intransitive verb

To write for or in a journal

To enter in a journal

jourˈno noun (pl jourˈnos) (informal)

A journalist

journal proper noun (bookkeeping)

A book in which entries are made for transactions where no other record is available, transfers between accounts, opening entries when a business starts, and corrections for errors

journal² /jûrˈnəl/ (mechanics)

That part of a shaft or axle which is in contact with and supported by a bearing

To provide with or fix as a journal

jourˈnal-box noun

A box or bearing for a journal

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