back-page
Tabloid sports location
Back-page describes something relegated to the less prominent pages of a newspaper or publication, suggesting minor importance or deliberate obscurity: The scandal got back-page treatment.
News organizations bury stories by placing them in back pages where fewer readers venture.
The term implies diminished attention or priority: What should be front-page news becomes a back-page footnote.
Classified ads seeking relationships
- matrimonialRelating to wedlock
- rentalsLeased items or properties
- employmentPaid occupation status
- auctionsCompetitive public sales
notices · obituaries · services · merchandise · automotive · real-estate · dating · gigs
Not noticed or considered
- buriedPlaced beneath earth
- hiddenKept out of sight
- unnoticedNot perceived by anyone
- ignoredPurposely not noticed
minor · afterthought · secondary · low-priority · marginal · footnote · filler · inconspicuous
personals
Classified ads seeking relationships
- matrimonialRelating to wedlock
- rentalsLeased items or properties
- employmentPaid occupation status
auctions · notices · obituaries · services · merchandise · automotive · real-estate · dating · gigs · pets
overlooked
Not noticed or considered
ignored · minor · afterthought · secondary · low-priority · marginal · footnote · filler · inconspicuous · sidelined
back-pagefront-page
Top newspaper coverage
headline · top story · lead story · banner headline · above-the-fold
back, page, backs, backed, backing, backside, backward, backwards, backyard