roto
- noun
- /ˈroʊtoʊ/
- Archaic
- The celebrity interview appeared in the weekend roto alongside colorful feature stories.
Examples
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The Sunday roto featured stunning photographs of the city.
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She clipped her favorite picture from the roto to add to her scrapbook.
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He always checked the roto for the latest sports photographs on Sunday mornings.
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I always look forward to the roto in our local newspaper.
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The magazine's roto featured an exclusive interview with a famous actress.
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The roto section included stunning photographs from the latest fashion show.
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In the Sunday paper, the roto had several pages dedicated to travel articles.
Synonyms
A way of printing that uses a metal cylinder to make clear, colorful pictures for magazines
Surface Forms
Etymology
Roto is short for rotogravure, a printing method that uses a cylinder that 'rotates', like rotate, so roto came to mean the newspaper pages made by that rotating press, often full of photos.