What is another word for headlinese?
Pronunciation: [hˌɛdla͡ɪnˈiːz] (IPA) 
Headlinese is a style of writing commonly used in newspaper headlines, characterized by its brevity, abruptness, and use of shorthand. Synonyms for headlinese include journalese, newspeak, tabloidese, and headline-ese. Journalese refers to a language style used by journalists, often containing cliches and simplistic phrases to grab readers' attention. Newspeak, on the other hand, is a language that deliberately obscures, deceives or manipulates information. Tabloidese is a low-level language style that prioritizes sensationalism and gossip over substance. Headline-ese, as the name suggests, is a language that prioritizes the punchiness and brevity of headlines over grammatical accuracy and precision.
