masthead
nounUK /ˈmɑːst.hɛd/
US /ˈmæst.hɛd/
The top part of a newspaper or magazine page where its name is printed.
The newspaper's name was printed in big letters across the masthead.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. The highest part of a ship's mast.
A small flag flew from the masthead of the sailing ship.
3. The top of a tall pole or post.
The sailor climbed to the masthead to look for land.
4. A list of a publication's staff printed inside the front pages.
You can find the editor's name in the masthead on page two.