the act of pressing; (magazines, newspapers etc and) journalists; to push steadily against (something)
people or person working in communications
Cases of word usage
1) to press or clasp (something) firmly together (clench)
2) an official announcement e.g. as issued to the press (communique)
3) to settle comfortably and warmly; to press oneself, (one's head etc) lovingly (to a person, animal) (nestle)
4) a small, sharp pinch or bite; a small (alcoholic) drink; to press (something) together hard (e.g. between finger and thumb) (nip)
5) to press on (something) from the opposite side or from all sides; a situation when money (especially to borrow) is not easily obtained (squeeze)
6) a member of (hotel) staff employed to dry-clean or press clothes; a rich man's personal servant who looks after his clothes, meals etc (valet)