Craigslist
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- noun
- /ˈkreɪɡslɪst/
- Texting
- So I found an ad on craigslist for a guy who had a room available.
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Watch on YouTubeWhen you were driving to meet this person from this Craigslist post, what's going through your mind?
- When you were driving to meet this person from this Craigslist post, what's going through your mind?
- No, bro, I just answered a Craigslist ad.
- They're like, I know he sees this beautiful woman who, you know, just responded to a Craigslist ad to show up and be in his commercial.
- Bro gift givers Craigslist first post was gift giver here who wants it.
Examples
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And I came across actually an advertisement on Craigslist for Rocket Boom for someone that was a writer slash actress or host.
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The last, I don't know this dude, the last thing I bought on Craigslist was also for my child.
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And I posted an ad in Craigslist for an EAI, had nothing for her to do.
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Urban dwellers can pick up materials at recycling centers, home supply stores, Craigslist, and distribution centers of all sorts (particularly for building supplies).
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I found a great bike for sale in a Craigslist ad yesterday.
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She managed to sell her old furniture through a Craigslist listing.
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Looking for a new roommate, I posted an ad on Craigslist this morning.
Synonyms
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A small ad in a newspaper that offers things for sale or looks for people
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A short notice in a newspaper or magazine where people sell items and offer services
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A small notice in a newspaper section that offers things or jobs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Craigslist as a noun comes from Craig's List, where each item was one entry on a list, so a Craigslist can mean a single ad or listing on the site.