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scoop
noun as in utensil, tool for shovelling
noun as in previously secret information that is suddenly public
Strong matches
article, beat, exclusive, news, news flash, revelation, sensation
Weak matches
Example Sentences
He had the good sense to scoop it back up to secure the score.
Then an official car will scoop up the winner and whizz them to Conservative campaign headquarters in Westminster.
Another method, recorded in 1735, was to scoop out the pulp, mix it with chopped apples and sugar, bake this in the hollowed pumpkin, then eat it spread on bread.
So, frankly, would the New York Times’ decision to bury its own scoop on Trump’s former chief of staff Marine Gen. John Kelly outing Trump as a Hitler-admiring fascist.
Durant intercepted a pass that set up Kyren Williams’ touchdown run, and he forced a fumble that led directly to a Kam Curl’s scoop and score.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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