frontpage
/ˈfrʌntˌpeɪdʒ/
verb
- To appear on the front page of a newspaper or website as a major story.
- The scandal frontpaged all the national papers for a week.
- The charity event frontpaged the community news site.
- Her discovery frontpaged the science section of the online magazine.
noun
- The first page of a newspaper or website, where the most important news is displayed.
- The story about the election made the frontpage of every major newspaper.
- The editor decided to put the weather warning on the frontpage.
- She saw her photo on the frontpage of the local news site.