newsreaderess
English
Etymology
From newsreader + -ess.
Noun
newsreaderess (plural not attested) (rare)
- A female newsreader.
- 1995 February 24, Arne Adolfsen, “Re: NBC airs Louganis story - poorly”, in soc.motss, Usenet, message-ID <3ilhue$73j@mizar.usc.edu>:
- In the space of about 3 minutes on one of those news-all-night shows -- I think it was the one on ABC -- they showed the head-meets-diving board clip 5 times. Once as the lead-in when they came back from commercials. Then as the perky newsreaderess read the news perkily. Then as she went to a reporter at another location. Then *he* ran the clip. Twice. That's totally unjustified.
- 1999 January 10, Stephen Bennetts, “Correct Time”, in uk.media.radio.bbc-r4, Usenet, message-ID <u4k0dOAbcGm2Ew3D@weenieb.demon.co.uk>:
- One has just raised oneself from one's steamy pit, on being informed by the newsreaderess that it was 7.08am . / Imagine my surprise when I looked at all the clocks in my mansion, to find that the time was *8.07am* - an hour later.
- 2009, Fowler, Glenn; Smyth, Christopher; Malone, Gareth, Dear Editor...: The Collected Letters of Oscar Brittle, University of New South Wales Press, →ISBN, page 131:
- Dear Editor, / HOT! HOT! HOT! / I am referring, of course, to newsreaderess Sandra Sully.
- 2009 October 23, FrereTuck, “Re: How's that Gun Control Working Out for You?”, in talk.politics.guns, Usenet, message-ID <pan.2009.10.23.21.16.58@invalid.com>:
- > No police officers in the UK carry automatic weapons and the H&K MP5 / > variant they use has a special trigger group that prevents it being used&nbps;/ > as a full auto weapon. / '800 rounds a minute' though... (yeah if they invent a chuffin great belt fed water cooled version perhaps ) be afraid... be very afraid... (picture newsreaderess going weak at the knees at the thought) ;)
Related terms
- readeress