News Program

Definition: News Program

News Program

Noun

1. A program devoted to news; "we watch the 7 o'clock news every night".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Synonyms: News Program

Crosswords: News Program

Civil Liberties

Georgia

Rustavi-2 has a network of 15 stations, 5 of which broadcast Rustavi-2's evening news program daily. (references)

Nepal

Private stations must broadcast the Government station's news program but also are permitted to rebroadcast news from abroad. (references)

Mexico

Jose Ramirez Puente, the host of a popular radio news program in Ciudad Juarez, was found dead in April 2000, in his car with over 30 stab wounds. (references)

Minorities

Algeria

However, in practice one of the two Government television stations has a regular news program in Amazigh, and one of the Government radio stations broadcasts entirely in that language. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Japanese Kanji 

ワープロ馬鹿 (business shirt, dead silence after a joke falls flat, food wagon service, multi-national enterprise, shirt, someone whose kanji-writing ability has suffered due to overreliance on the kana->kanji conversion systems used to input Japanese text on a computer, table-side service, talk and varietyshow, vaccine, vagina, vaseline, wacoal, Wagner, wagon, wagon sale, Waikiki, warlock, washer, Washington, Washington Post, WASP, watt, wax, wide, wide-angle lens, wide-band, wife, wild, wild pitch, windshield wipers, windup, wine, wine color, wine glass, wine list, wine red, winecooler, winery, wipe, wipe in, wipe out, wire, wire glass, wired, wireless, wireless mike, wire-wrapping, wise, wivern, working holiday, workshop, World, world class, World Cup, world enterprise, World Games, World Series, worm, wow, wow and flutter, Wyoming, wyvern), � ��"番組 . (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ワイドニュース , ほうどうば�"ぐみ. (various references)

Pig Latin

ewsnay ogrampray

Spanish

transmisión de noticias (news programme). (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: warmongers.

-2 letters: gapeworms, manpowers, renograms, warmonger.

-3 letters: earworms, gapeworm, groaners, manpower, manropes, parergon, prawners, prewarms, prewarns, programs, ransomer, renogram, resprang, spanworm, wagoners, wrongers.

-4 letters: earworm, enamors, engrams, enwraps, garners, garrons, gawpers, germans, gnawers, grasper, groaner, gropers, growers, mangers, mangoes, manrope, marengo, marrons, marrows, moaners, mongers, morgans, morgens, narrows, oarsmen, onagers, oranges, pawners, pawnors, perrons, persona, prawner, prearms, presong, prewarm, prewarn, program, rangers, regrown, regrows, remoras, rewarms, rewraps, roamers, rompers, serrano, sparger, sparrow, spawner, sponger, sporran, swagmen, swamper, swarmer, wagoner, wagsome, warmers, warners, warpers, warrens, weapons, womeras, wormers, wronger.

-5 letters: agones, angers, answer, aprons, argons, armers, armors, arpens, arrows, arseno, enamor, engram, enwrap, gamers, gapers, garner, garron, gasmen, gasper, gawper, genoas, genoms, genros, german, gnarrs, gnawer, gnomes, goners, gowans, gramps, grapes, groans, groper, gropes, grower, manger, manges, mangos, manors, marges, marron, marrow, moaner, monger, mopers, morgan, morgen, mowers, namers, narrow, omegas, onager, operas, orange, orangs, organs, orgasm, ormers, owners, paeons, pagers, pareos, parers, parges, pargos, parser, parson, pawers, pawner, pawnor, pengos, perron, person, powers, prangs, prawns, prearm, preman, prewar, proems, prongs, proser, prowar, prower, ragmen, ramens, ramose, ramson, ranger, ranges, ransom, rapers, rasper, rearms, reason, regrow, remans, remaps, remora, repros, resawn, resown, rewarm, rewrap, roamer, rogers, romans, romper, ropers, rowans, rowens, rowers, sanger, sarong, senora, sermon, snarer, snorer, soaper, soarer, sorner, sparer, sparge, sponge, sprang, swager, wagers, wagons, warmer, warner, warper, warren, weapon, weason, womans, womera, wormer, worsen, worser, wrangs, wrongs.

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