bylines
/ˈbaɪˌlaɪnz/
noun
- Lines at the beginning of a newspaper or magazine article that give the writer's name.
- The editor checked all the bylines before the paper went to print.
- Freelance writers often work hard to earn regular bylines in major publications.
- She was thrilled to see her byline in the Sunday edition.
verb
- To credit an article with a writer's name in a byline.
- The magazine bylines its top contributors on the cover story.
- The newspaper bylines all staff writers for their work.
- She bylines her articles under a pseudonym.
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