On the newsstand, say

OUT

Think of what a magazine or newspaper is when it’s no longer being sold but still available to read.

"On the newsstand, say" hints at where magazines or newspapers are displayed for sale—often outside, or "out." The word "say" signals that "newsstand" is just an example, not the literal answer. It’s a straightforward definition where "out" describes the location, like how you’d find papers out on the stand.