corr.
- noun
- Jargon
- In the newspaper, the corr. was responsible for international news updates.
Examples
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Please check the corr. in the margin for the editor's suggested changes.
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The editor marked the corr. in the manuscript.
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The corr. submitted a report from the scene of the event.
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Please send your corr. to the main office.
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The corr. submitted a report from the scene of the event.
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In the newspaper, the corr. was responsible for international news updates.
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Please check the corr. in the margin for the editor's suggested changes.
Synonyms
A reporter who gives news from a place or about a particular subject
A person who reports news for newspapers, TV or websites
Surface Forms
Etymology
Corr. can mean 'correspondent' or 'correction'. 'Correspondent' comes from cor- 'together' and respond 'answer', so a correspondent is a reporter who sends news back, and 'correction' comes from correct 'make right', so a 'corr.' note in editing asks to fix a mistake.