teaser
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4.1
- noun
- /ˈtiːzər/
- Literature
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- The film's teaser trailer generated a lot of excitement among fans eagerly awaiting its release.
- teaser trailer
- teaser ad
- video teaser
And they'd use that for the teaser after the news.
- And they'd use that for the teaser after the news.
- I'll probably create a video for each of those classes, sort of a little teaser later on during this month so that those are the classes.
- So yes, the the entries are rolling in right now and the the teaser I will offer is frankly not going to surprise listeners to this podcast.
- So I only include maybe two or three teaser photographs that are clickable that lead back to my website.
Examples
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However, an official teaser was shared earlier today on SMTown's official YouTube channel.
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Producer Aquadrop has an interesting teaser for his newest track "Back and Forth."
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So this is kind of a teaser, but it helps.
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And that, I guess is another teaser for the hot dog day.
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Maybe I'll create a teaser video or something like that for it.
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Tell Harold about the new teaser campaign...
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So I'm going to play a little teaser trailer here for you for next Saturday.
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And what we're talking about, of course, is the release of the first teaser trailer and poster.
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Hopefully by now you have all seen the teaser trailer for the new Dead Island game, Dead Island: Riptide.
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Actually, from this teaser trailer of the sequel, LaBeouf comes off looking fairly dapper.
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Synonyms
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2.9
A short showing of a film or play before it opens
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3.2
A short film showing scenes to advertise a new movie
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4.1
Short advertisement for a product or event
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A short introduction before the main part of a talk or story
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Giving small hints about something to make people curious
A short preview that shows a little of a product to make people want it
An opening line or idea that quickly gets people's attention
Antonyms
Compounds
- Slang
A film or TV show made to please older people using familiar actors and themes from the past
How Attention-Grabbing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Teaser comes from the verb tease, an old word meaning 'to pull' or 'to provoke'. A media teaser is like a short thing that 'pulls' your attention and makes you curious, so that's why it is a short, attention-grabbing clip.