Times
Bygone ages, collectively
Times appears in the names of many newspapers, most famously The New York Times and The Times of London.
It also names Times Square in Manhattan and the Times New Roman typeface.
As a standalone reference, the Times usually means whichever major newspaper is contextually obvious: Did you see the editorial in the Times? (Lowercase times means instances or multiplication.)
Sensationalist newspaper format
- broadsheetLarge-format serious newspaper
- mastheadNewspaper's ownership box
- editionSingle published version
- headlineNews article title
newsprint · correspondent · circulation · Sunday · bestseller · subscription · reporter · columnist
Of ancient Italy's capital
- EuropaGalilean moon with subsurface ocean
- Old EnglishGermanic language of early Britain
tabloid
Sensationalist newspaper format
- broadsheetLarge-format serious newspaper
- mastheadNewspaper's ownership box
- editionSingle published version
headline · newsprint · correspondent · circulation · Sunday · bestseller · subscription · reporter · columnist · editorial
Roman
Of ancient Italy's capital
- EuropaGalilean moon with subsurface ocean
- Old EnglishGermanic language of early Britain
- fontsHelvetica, Arial, Georgia, Verdana, Poppins
- PublishersSimon & Schuster, book publisher, Penguin Books, Penguin, Random House
- mediatelevision, mass media, news, broadcasting, video
- typographyletters, font, calligraphy, font design, sans serif
Timesmoment
Brief period of time
instant · point in time · second · split second · flash
- on timeAt the scheduled moment
- free timeUnscheduled personal hours
- all the timeWithout interruption or pause
- take your timeProceed without urgency
- once upon a timeTraditional narrative opening
- first timeMaiden occurrence
time, timeless, timely, timed, timing, timetable, untimely, overtime, timekeeper