Definition: Newsprint is a type of paper that was made from the pulp, which is derived from wood. It has a thin layer of water on it to absorb moisture and retain its color and form. The newsprint is then used to print newspapers, magazines, books, and other printed materials. The word "newsprint" means any type of paper that is made from pulp and contains water to absorb moisture and maintain its color and shape.
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