A written or printed advertisement to be passed from hand to hand (hence also called hand-bill), or posted up or displayed in some prominent place…

A notice or sign, printed or handwritten on one side and posted up on a wall, window, etc., or otherwise publicly displayed; (later also) a sign…

A written notice for public information; formerly, a notice posted in a public place; a placard; now esp. a slip of cardboard, metal, paper, etc…

(a) = panchart, n. (b) A placard bearing a public notice.

= affiche, n. Obsolete.

A public intimation, notice, or bill, frequently one exhibited on a post, door, etc., requesting information, advertising something lost, or the…

A notice or sign for public display, typically intended to be affixed to a wall; a placard, a poster. Frequently in French contexts.

Scottish. = placard, n. 5. Obsolete. rare.

Scottish. A notice which is displayed in public (cf. programma, n. 1a). Obsolete.

Classical History, and formerly in some universities. A written notice, proclamation, or edict, esp. one posted up in a public place; a public notice.

An instance of this, a public notice or announcement, now esp. one advertising goods or services. Cf. commercial, n. 2.

(Also clap-bill.) A bill to be clapped or stuck on a wall, etc.; a poster. French affiche. Obsolete.

A printed notice or advertisement on a single page, intended to be delivered or circulated by hand. Also: a small notice posted on a wall, in a…

(originally) a handbill or poster advertising a theatrical performance or other entertainment; (now chiefly) a poster issued exclusively in…

(a) a poster or advertisement announcing a show or performance; (b) a programme of events at a show or performance.

A displayed sign or placard giving news or information; the text of such a sign, etc.; (also) a piece of paper containing similar information…

†(a) = playbill, n. (obsolete); (b) = playing card, n. (rare).

A rectangular piece of card or pasteboard bearing an advertisement, intended for display in a shop or other public place.

a placard, notice; = poster, n.2 2. Obsolete.

A printed or written notice posted or displayed in a public place as an announcement or advertisement. Now also: a large printed picture (which…

Originally U.S. A small piece of paper or thin plastic with adhesive material on one side and typically bearing text or an image, used as a label…

In various uses, related to senses of the verb. U.S. A small handbill or fly-sheet; spec. one issued by the police (see also quot. 1952).

U.S. colloquial. Posters or similar publicity material collectively. Now rare.