winchell
/ˈwɪntʃɛl/Definitions
1. noun
A type of American radio and television personality, particularly one who hosts a popular program featuring gossip and celebrity news.
“Jackie Gleason was known as a rival to Winchell in the world of entertainment news.”
2. noun
A device consisting of a winch and a cable for lifting or moving heavy loads, especially in a shipyard or dock.
“The shipyard used a winchell to lift the heavy engine block into place.”