redtop
/ˈredtɒp/Definitions
1. noun
A newspaper or magazine that is sensational in its reporting or coverage, often with a focus on crime or scandal.
“The tabloid was criticized for its lurid redtop coverage of the celebrity scandal.”
2. noun
A type of roofing material, typically made of overlapping tiles or slates.
“The old house had a redtop roof that needed to be replaced.”
3. verb
To cover or finish with overlapping tiles or slates, typically in a redtop manner.
“The roofer redtopped the new house with a durable and long-lasting material.”