Newsstand
noun
A place where newspapers and magazines are sold, typically on the street.
I bought the latest magazine from the newsstand around the corner.

Often appears as...
- street newsstand
- 24-hour newsstand
Usage tips
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General
noun
A place where newspapers and magazines are sold, typically on the street.
I bought the latest magazine from the newsstand around the corner.

Often appears as...
- street newsstand
- 24-hour newsstand
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Definition 1 of 1

Contextual Use
The term 'newsstand' is often used in urban settings.
Many people frequent newsstands while commuting or during lunch breaks.
Cultural Context
Different countries may have unique designs for newsstands.
In some cultures, newsstands are also spots for social interaction.
Variety in Offerings
Newsstands may not only sell reading materials but also refreshments.
Some newsstands sell limited editions or rare magazines.
Contextual Use
The term 'newsstand' is often used in urban settings.
Many people frequent newsstands while commuting or during lunch breaks.
Cultural Context
Different countries may have unique designs for newsstands.
In some cultures, newsstands are also spots for social interaction.
Variety in Offerings
Newsstands may not only sell reading materials but also refreshments.
Some newsstands sell limited editions or rare magazines.
Contextual Use
The term 'newsstand' is often used in urban settings.
Many people frequent newsstands while commuting or during lunch breaks.
Cultural Context
Different countries may have unique designs for newsstands.
In some cultures, newsstands are also spots for social interaction.
Variety in Offerings
Newsstands may not only sell reading materials but also refreshments.
Some newsstands sell limited editions or rare magazines.
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