10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUTOCUTIE»
Discover the use of
autocutie in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
autocutie and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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TV News Anchors and Journalistic Tradition: How Journalists ...
The Independent. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/profdes/sophie-
raworth-the- autocutie-with-brains-467007.html Fallows, J. (1997). Breaking the
News: How the Media Undermine American Democracy. New York: Pantheon ...
2
Freedom of Expression and the Media
... furiously denounce the proponents of man-made climate change as lunatic left-
wingers intent on undermining capitalism; it can have a 20-something autocutie
in the studio introducing beautifully shot pictures of cuddly polar bears struggling
...
Merris Amos, Jackie Harrison, Lorna Woods, 2012
3
English Language Word Builder
... ANTIELITE ANTIHUMAN ANTINOMIC ANTIRADAR ANTISLEEP ANTITOXIC
ANTITYPAL ANTIVIRAL ARCHDRUID ARCHSTONE AUTOCUTIE AUTOLYSIN
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BANDSHELL ...
4
Pinning Down the Past: Archaeology, Heritage, and Education ...
... evening paper The Evening Standard complained about 'yet another twenty-
something autocutie without a single thought in their head' compared with
experts who didn't present their personalities before their subjects (Lewis-Smith
2003).
5
A Dictionary of Journalism
... appropriate speed, allowing the presenter to appear to look directly into the
camera while reading. autocutie A term for TV news and sport *presenters who
are thought to have been employed more for their appearance than for their
ability.
6
The Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and ...
Elevenis'yo',with the three thus 'downunderthe yo'US, 1999 Austrian Oak
nickname ▷see:OAK auto adjective automatic. A colloquial abbreviation US,
1995 autocutie nounan attractive but incompetent television presenter. A
compoundof ...
Terry Victor, Tom Dalzell, 2007
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The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
1995 autocutie noun an attractive but incompetent television presenter uk A
compound of 'autocue' andcunE (an attractive young woman). • Kick-boxing Kate
becomes the latest autocutie to front the execrable SlOt[ ] — Wyndham King, ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor, 2006
... acrospire auriscope proactive vitascope petticoat corrasive Isocrates ostracise
ostracize veracious autecious vitaceous vocatives autocutie pericarps scrappier
perisarcs practises aruspices escapists spacesuit acquirers acquitter sequacity ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
Every time another new Autocutie presenter turned up, there were groans from
the news hacks. 'What this place needs,' they would say to each other, 'is a safe
pair of hands. Not another nice pair of tits.' Chapter Twenty-seven In which the ...
Chris Horrie, Adam Nathan, 1999
I'm not convinced that abbed (adjective: "displaying well-developed abdominal
muscles") adds much to the language of Shakespeare and Joyce; or that
autocutie (noun: "a young and attractive but inexperienced female television
presenter") ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AUTOCUTIE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
autocutie is used in the context of the following news items.
"Older, overweight women need to present the news", says Dame …
"My day of delight will be when we don't have the avuncular, rather overweight, rather plain man with the 'autocutie' sitting next to him," she ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Kate Humble reveals why she chose pets over children
Given the wild nature of her work, Kate feels no pressure to keep up with 'autocutie' presenters and newsreaders. She's previously admitted: ... «Daily Mail, Sep 14»
The Diary: Cairns rolls up sleeves to provide for family
Many happy returns to One News autocutie Wendy Petrie who is celebrating her 42nd birthday in Queenstown this week, where I'm told, "the ... «New Zealand Herald, Jul 14»
Katie Derham: 'The Proms elitist? People lie on the floor!'
She is referring to the “autocutie” debate in which she was embroiled back in 1998. Kate Adie had declared that newsreaders were no longer ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 14»
Rachel Riley: 'Strictly magnified the fault lines in my marriage'
Riley, 28, is not your everyday autocutie, being not merely easy on the eye, but difficult to fault on the numerical front. She's recently been ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
Channel 4's Cathy Newman : I'm not an autocutie
Channel 4 newshound Cathy Newman has never been afraid to stick her nose where it isn't wanted, and any amount of intimidation isn't about ... «Belfast Telegraph, May 14»
Claudia Winkleman is a big hit as she replaces Sir Bruce Forsyth on …
... don't have to be an identikit autocutie in the mould of Daly or her lookalikes Holly Willoughby or Fearne Cotton to make it as a female host. «Express.co.uk, May 14»
A vibrant Scottish media is not just for the referendum
... Scotland is now officially a broadcast media luvvietown, an empire of egos, the land where the autocutie (men as much as women) rules. «Herald Scotland, Feb 14»
Anna Soubry the multitasker
... dealing with interesting clients and difficult judges and persuading jurors,” says Davidson, “is just as important as being a sometime autocutie ... «Evening Standard, Oct 13»
'Autocutie MPs'
Sir, While complimentary about the presentational skills of my partner Anna Soubry, learnt while she was a TV journalist, Gyles Brandreth ... «The Times, Oct 13»
