Tabloid

He took a tabloid for his sore throat, which gave him quick relief.

The tabloid format of the magazine makes it easy to read on the go.

The tabloid published a story about a dog that saved its owner from a burning building.

She read the tabloid every day to keep up with the latest celebrity gossip.

The tabloid poster caught my eye with its bold design.

The tabloid newspaper wrote a sensationalized article about a local murder case.

The website was filled with tabloid clickbait articles.

The tabloid press often exaggerates celebrity scandals.

The tabloid magazine had a salacious article about a famous politician.

She swallowed a tabloid of aspirin to alleviate her fever.

The restaurant's menu had a tabloid with information on their history and philosophy.

The party had a tabloid atmosphere, with loud music and rowdy guests.

The hotel was known for its tabloid accommodations and poor service.

I found a tabloid with beauty tips at the cosmetic store.

The tabloid newspaper is easier to carry on the subway than a broadsheet.

The tabloid dissolved quickly in my mouth and provided instant relief.

The tabloid size of the pamphlet made it easier to distribute to a wider audience.

The tabloid book was a quick read on the flight.

The painting was deemed to be a tabloid imitation of the original.