edit /edˈit/

1. To prepare (a writer's work or works) for publication
2. To correct and improve (a piece of text, etc) ready for publication
3. To reword
4. To supervise the publication of
5. To be the editor of (a newspaper or periodical)
6. To compile (a reference work)
7. To garble or cook up
8. To revise
9. To censor or bowdlerize
10. To make up the final version of a film, video, etc by selection, rearrangement, etc of material filmed previously
11. To prepare for broadcasting
12. To prepare (data) for processing by a computer

An act or instance of editing

edˈitable adjective

(of computer software, etc) that can be edited by the user

ediˈtion noun

1. One of the different forms in which a book is published
2. The form given to a text by its editor
3. The number of copies of a book printed at a time, or at different times without alteration
4. The publication of a book (obsolete)
5. A number of identical articles, eg copies of a work of art, issued at one time
6. Reproduction

edˈitor noun

1. A person who edits books, etc
2. A person in charge of a newspaper, periodical, etc or a section of it
3. A person in charge of a radio or TV programme made up of different items
4. A person who makes up the final version of a film, etc

editoˈrial adjective

Of or relating to editors or editing

An article in a newspaper written by an editor or leader writer

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