billboard
- noun
- /ˈbɪlˌbɔrd/
- US
- The billboard near the highway displays a colorful advertisement for the upcoming concert.
- a billboard ad
- advertising on billboards
- signs and billboards
No one fits on a billboard of that size.
- No one fits on a billboard of that size.
- And that's because per viewer, billboards are the least expensive.
- I kept seeing all these billboards for new cartoons.
- And I saw this billboard and it said less social media.
- Like right now I need to put a billboard physically in one location.
- Outdoor media, multi billions of dollars spent on billboards all across this country.
- But also the the thing that really drew me was that billboard, right.
- So first, I would say don't go buy billboards.
- What's trending on the billboards right now is Mars Volta.
Examples
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I just see billboards and advertisements, so I use that as my inspiration.
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I want a billboard in the middle of Times Square, okay?
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What might you consider putting on that billboard in big letters?
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And I saw this billboard and it said less social media.
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Hey, I'm curious about the billboard on the bank building.
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He already has a billboard up in Times Square.
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This is a billboard in Pasadena, CA.
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In Times Square, the usually vibrant billboards went black.
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One of the things I look for with billboards and billboard revenue are traffic counts.
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I kept seeing all these billboards for new cartoons.
Synonyms
A board or display giving information to the public
A large printed picture used in public to advertise or decorate
A flat surface where people put notices and information
A large sign shown in public to give information or advertise
A board in a public place that shows ads or useful information
A large board by a road that shows ads
How Big
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Billboard comes from putting a bill (a 'paper notice') on a board (a flat piece of wood). So a billboard is a large outdoor board used to show advertisements or public information.