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gazette English

Meaning gazette meaning

What does gazette mean?

gazette

— noun a newspaper or official journal — verb publish in a gazette

Synonyms gazette synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as gazette?

gazette English » English

newspaper periodical magazine journal paper publication daily paper daily newspaper diary daily

Conjugation gazette conjugation

How do you conjugate gazette?

gazette · verb

Examples gazette examples

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I haven't practiced in nigh unto 20 years. not since I took over the Gazette, and I may be a mite rusty.
Oh, and there's a long account of it in the Egyptian Gazette.
My column is syndicated there, The Gazette.
The Dogpatch Gazette.
And The Dogpatch Gazette.
Read my memoirs in the Police Gazette.
Would you read the oath from the Reich Law Gazette, March, 1933?
It's called the Gazette Moldave.
It was in the police gazette three years ago.
He's the editor of the Hadleyberg Gazette.
I'm editor of the Gazette!
It's not just the Gazette. She's advertising in out of town papers.
The incidents have been reported recently in the People's Gazette.
The Pall Mall Gazette.
Full Mail Gazette!
Wasn't that Alberti of the Gazette?
The Rome Gazette.
My dear, the editor of the Gazette.
The editor of the Gazette.
Copenhagen Weekly Gazette!
Get your Copenhagen Weekly Gazette!
I don't care if they stick me on the cover of the Police Gazette, so long as I get my snogging in as planned.
He's trying to get everyone to listen as he tries to persuade Margit Zeke to read the latest article of hers recently published in the revolutionary literary gazette.
The most valuable stamp in the world. It's called the Gazette Moldave.
Look, there's the page of the Milchester Gazette I took from Mrs. McGinty's room.
Well, consider the Cosgood Players gave six performances of Murder She Said here in Milchester in the week of May 12th to 19th the same week, incidentally, as this issue of the Gazette.
The editor of the Julesburg Gazette was quite right.
Patrol Leader Billings is going to write an article about you for our Rangers' gazette.
I heard it first from Ester when she came in early this morning and I telephoned the Gazette and confirmed it.
I don't know which, the Gazette said.
Yes, I did one more, and then the local gazette ran my picture and I had to beat it.
It will be in the official gazette tonight.
I'm editor of the Gazette.
It's not just the Gazette. She's advertising in out-of-town papers.
Man: ISTHE GAZETTE GOING TO CONTINUE WITH YOUR PIECES ON FREE LOVE, H.G.?
When the gazette I was working for had been taken over by the concern, I received a quite tempting offer by the boss.
I thought I might sell this to the Gazette.
You can call the Twin Peaks Gazette.
Did you call the Gazette yet?
Get the Gazette on the phone.

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