WordNet
n. the route taken when delivering newspapers every day [syn: paper round]
the job of delivering newspapers regularly
Wikipedia
A paper route or newspaper route is the subscription list of a paperboy typically following a fixed route every day.
Paper Route may also refer to:
Paper Route is an American indie rock band from Nashville, Tennessee formed in 2004. It consists of JT Daly (vocals, keyboards, percussion), Chad Howat (bass, piano, programming), and Nick Aranda (guitars). The band has released two full-length albums and several EPs.
Usage examples of "paper route".
My friend called me and asked me to take his Sunday-morning paper route--he wanted to go to Lake Arrowhead with his family.
When they weren't in the woods, the brothers engaged in various entrepreneurial ventures: they shared a paper route, mowed lawns together in the summers, raked leaves in the fall, and had a thriving walk-shoveling business every winter.
I had a paper route, and I was selling the numbers along with the papers.
I don't have the paper route anymore, but I still have to cross the children.
Horace Kilby's boy Frank went up before Judge Hooker in August and got fined fifty dollars (the judge agreed to let him pay the fine with profits from his paper route), but alcohol was a bigger problem.
The school bell screamed again and again as he floated like a specter from one class to the next, never wondering why he went through his routine, only wishing, every now and then, that he still had a paper route.
I wasn't trained for anything else and back home some other kid had my paper route.