1. past tense of frontpage; to feature prominently on the front page of a newspaper or website
Usage: informal; journalism/media context
2. past tense of frontpage; to make something the main focus or priority of attention
Usage: informal; figurative

Examples

• The scandal was frontpaged by every major newspaper in the country.
• That story frontpaged on the news website for three days straight.
• The company's new product launch was frontpaged across all their marketing channels.
• Environmental issues were frontpaged in the climate report.
• The breaking news frontpaged on social media within minutes.