❗ A problem 📢 To give out 📰 A publication 📦 Giving out 🎶 To come out 👶 Children

issue

327 2.9

One copy of a magazine or newspaper

noun
/ˈɪʃu/

: número

Peggy's special series concludes in this issue with the remaining two articles.
magazine issue
journal issue
special issue

But I never had that issue of daytime self pleasure.

Autoplay Next

Examples

I look forward to reading them in a special Irish issue of Poetry in the future.

Academic text (2015)
The beginning of Virginia's redirection was reported in the 1970 fall issue of Public Education in Virginia.

Academic text (2013)
Hello Cameron people, our spring issue cover is just not wonderful yet.
We're doing an issue about great beaches around the world.
This was the first issue and everything in here is vintage.
Before you submit a story, read several issues to get a feel for style and content.

Academic text (2008)
So since I'm doing the holiday issue with W, we're going to open a gift.

W Magazine
The Washington Monument was the subject for the current issue when I wrote this column.

Academic text (2011)
That led to a special issue of the Journal of Infectious Diseases.
The magazine just published its latest issue, which features an exclusive interview with a famous author.

Synonyms

edition

vsissue

724 2.5

A particular version of a book, newspaper, or magazine

is narrower, meaning one regular single copy rather than a version

number

vsissue

95 4.7

A single issue of a magazine or journal

is the identical term for that single regular periodical copy

Idioms

to issue a ukase

Formal

9.9

To give a strict official order that people must follow

Compounds

major issue

51 3.2

An important problem that needs a solution

social issue

51 3.4

A problem that affects many people in a society

serious issue

41 3.0

A problem that needs careful attention and action

hot-button issue

14 4.7

An issue that makes people feel very strongly and leads to angry debate

bond issue

Specialized

10 5.4

A sale of loans by a company or government to many investors

contentious issue

10 5.1

A topic that causes strong disagreement between people

latest issue

10 2.1

The most recent copy of a magazine or newspaper

side issue

5 4.1

A less important topic that distracts from the main subject

pocketbook issue

Literature

4 4.8

An issue that affects people's money or jobs

military issue

3 3.4

Standard supplies given to soldiers

government issue

3 3.5

Supplies like uniforms or food given by the government to soldiers

bread-and-butter issue

Informal

1 2.8

An issue that affects people's money or daily living costs

hot issue

Jargon

1 6.1

A new share many people want that sells for more than its initial price

plumbing issue

1 2.9

A problem with the pipes that carry water in a building

growing issue

1 3.8

A problem that becomes more serious or affects more people over time

rights issue

Specialized

1 6.3

An offer of extra shares to existing shareholders at a lower price

server issue

Specialized

1 3.6

A problem that makes a computer that runs websites and apps stop working

bladder issue

1 3.9

A problem with the bladder that causes pain or makes you need to pee often

complex legal issue

1 8.3

A problem about law that is difficult to solve because it has many different parts

gut issue

Informal

1 4.4

A health problem in the stomach or intestines that causes pain

paramount issue

1 5.2

A very important problem that must be solved first

stock issue

Specialized

1 6.8

A set of company shares offered for sale to the public

knotty issue

6.8

A difficult problem that is hard to solve

gut issue

Informal

7.7

A topic that makes people feel strong emotions

non-issue

5.0

Something that is no longer important or worth talking about

skin-deep issue

6.4

A problem that looks small but does not fix the real cause

How Recent

new edition

11 3.0

revised

3.2

edition

724 2.5

issue

327 2.9

printing

13 1.1

Surface Forms

issue singular

issues plural

Etymology

Issue for a magazine copy comes from the same old root exire meaning 'to go out', because each new issue is something 'put out' and sent to readers.