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Meanings of newsy in anglès

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Usage of newsy in anglès
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It was long and newsy, and the eighth page was most interesting.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901
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Altogether the place was quite newsy and supported two papers-dailies , Ithink
Sailing Alone Around the World
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Unlike Tom's long, newsy letters, there was but one sheet of paper.
Grace Harlowe's Problem
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Readers responded to everything from cultural trends, to newsy highlights of the year.
The new yorker
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The paper is newsy and bright, and, in the main, wholesome.
A Day of Fate
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No; those meetings are rarely newsy enough to be worth while.
The High School Pitcher; or, Dick & Co. on the Gridley Diamond
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A hurt look appeared through the dirt on the newsy's face.
Strictly Business: More Stories of the Four Million
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A tabloid-size paper, it is perhaps the least newsy of all the great newspapers.
The new yorker
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You have a mysterious, newsy look in your eye.
Grace Harlowe's Sophomore Year at High School / The Record of th...
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It reached the bloggers who run newsy web sites.
The Irish Times
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I wrote the firm a newsy, chatty market letter, saying nothing of doing business together.
The Romance and Tragedy of a Widely Known Business Man of New Yo...
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It was a long, newsy epistle, only one part of which I need quote here.
The Pomp of Yesterday
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Dinner began and progressed with only minor newsy conversation.
Timescape
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How I loved to receive her appreciative, newsy letters!
Fifteen Years with the Outcast
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But it took all Diana's breezy, newsy, delightful epistle to banish the sting of Ruby's postscript.
Anne of the Island
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The Brown Baggers posted newsy notes about their members, book reviews, and informal summaries-notquite minutes-oftheir meetings.
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Newsy through the time