op-ed

OP(POSITE) + ED(ITORIAL)
A newspaper page, usually opposite the editorial page, that features signed articles expressing personal viewpoints.

“By this stage, there were much larger street demonstrations, vigils and op-ed pieces"

by Gata Negra January 13, 2009

OPinions & EDitorials

An op-ed peice for the NY times

by leon September 1, 2008

a page made of columns and short essays appearing across from the editorial (from opposite editorial)

Their op-ed page is boring.

Drug Dealer: Hey want some more poppy seed?
Addict: No thanks I'm already op-ed up.

by duyen2 April 17, 2009

op ed

comes from the words "opposite editorial", is a piece of writing usually opposite the editorial page of a newspaper or a magazine

Claire is writing the op ed pieces in "The New Towner" magazine.

by AthenaAthens December 10, 2006

An editorial writer engaged in calumny - peddling false and malicious statements about someone, with the intent to inflict damage.

Under a tight deadline, needing a really juicy bit of character assassination, the op-ed calumnist linked Biden to Pizzagate.

by Monkey's Dad October 1, 2020