1. a newspaper with small pages, short articles, and many photographs, often focusing on sensational stories

1. relating to or characteristic of tabloid newspapers, especially sensational or gossipy

Examples

• She bought a tabloid at the grocery store checkout.
• The tabloid featured celebrity gossip on its front page.
• Major newspapers criticized the tabloid’s coverage of the scandal.
• The story appeared in several tabloids but not in serious newspapers.
• His tabloid journalism style focused on shocking headlines.
• The magazine adopted a tabloid approach to attract more readers.
• Tabloid reporters often pursue celebrities for exclusive photos.