Paperboy (noun)

1. A young male who delivers newspapers, either door-to-door or by throwing them onto porches or lawns.
2. A person who distributes newspapers, typically on a bicycle, to subscribers on a regular route.
3. A delivery person who is responsible for distributing newspapers to subscribers in a certain area.

Origin:

The word 'paperboy' is derived from 'paper' meaning 'newspaper' and 'boy' meaning a young male. the term was first used in the early 20th century to refer to a young male who delivered newspapers.

Examples:

1. The paperboy delivered the newspapers early in the morning, before most people were awake.
2. The paperboy's route took him through the quiet residential streets, where he carefully placed each newspaper in front of each subscriber's door.
3. The paperboy made extra money by doing odd jobs for his customers, such as mowing lawns or shoveling snow.
4. The paperboy was a familiar sight in the neighborhood, always riding his bicycle and greeting people with a smile.
5. The paperboy had been delivering newspapers in the area for many years, and was known by all the residents as a reliable and trustworthy person.