paster
- noun
- /ˈpeɪstər/
- She placed a paster on each folder to label them clearly.
Examples
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These pasters are perfect for labeling jars.
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The envelope had a bright red paster in the corner saying 'URGENT'.
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Make sure every product has the correct paster before shipping.
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I need a new paster for my project.
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She placed a paster on each folder to label them clearly.
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The envelope had a bright red paster in the corner saying 'URGENT'.
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These pasters are perfect for labeling jars.
Synonyms
A piece of paper or cloth attached to an object that gives information about it
A small sticky picture used to decorate things or show information
Small paper sticker with glue on the back that sticks when wet
Surface Forms
Morphology
paster = paste (semi-transparent) = paste + er
The word is built with the common suffix -er from paste, but the specific sense as an adhesive label is somewhat specialized and less predictable than a straightforward agent noun.
Etymology
Paster comes from the word paste ('soft glue'), and it was used for things you 'paste' on, so a paster is a small sticky label, like a sticker, that you put on a surface.