centerfold
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6.8
- noun
- /ˈsɛntərˌfoʊld/
- US
:
doble página central
- And you, Dr. Straus, are gonna be in the centerfold of Playboy.
- Playboy centerfold
- magazine centerfold
- naked centerfolds
And I get to the centerfold and it's my mom.
- And I get to the centerfold and it's my mom.
- I do enjoy the impeachment centerfold though.
- It's actually a whole centerfold about taking our data concerns seriously.
- When you grow up in the Bronx, you know what a centerfold is supposed to look like and it is not a car.
- Not the centerfold that used to be, but the free porn tube sites because, you know, it's free.
- They offered up a rather awesome There We go centerfold.
Examples
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The book includes a centerfold of Leanne's popular Harry Potter "Order of the Phoenix" group pinup.
Blog text (12) -
And I get to the centerfold and it's my mom.
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I was a centerfold once.
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When does your centerfold come out?
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My angel is the centerfold
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And what are we shooting, a centerfold?
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Alex flips the magazine open to a centerfold.
Fiction book (2000) -
Brown began posing for the camera early in his career as a centerfold for Cosmopolitan.
Blog text (33) -
Test shot and lo and behold, it was the centerfold for December '87.
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The New York City cop appears on the cover and as the centerfold in next month's Playgirl magazine.
Synonyms
15
5.8
Two pages in a book or magazine viewed together
2
5.4
A large page kept inside a book or magazine that opens to show a picture such as a map
1
3.9
Two pages in the middle of a magazine or newspaper showing a large photo
1
9.2
A large folded page in a book, magazine, or album cover that opens to show a wide picture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word centerfold comes from center 'middle' and fold 'to bend' or 'a folded part', so it names the large picture or page in the middle of a magazine that unfolds across the center.