sandwichman
- noun
- /ˈsændwɪtʃˌmæn/
- The company hired a sandwichman to promote their summer sale in the busy shopping district.
Examples
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A sandwichman walked up and down the high street, advertising a new restaurant opening nearby.
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Dressed as a sandwichman, he braved the cold to hand out flyers for the event.
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The sandwichman stood at the corner of the street.
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Many sandwichmen are hired during the summer.
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A sandwichman walked up and down the high street, advertising a new restaurant opening nearby.
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The company hired a sandwichman to promote their summer sale in the busy shopping district.
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Dressed as a sandwichman, he braved the cold to hand out flyers for the event.
Synonyms
A woman who wears advertising boards over her shoulders to show ads in public
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sandwichman comes from the phrase sandwich-board, because the advertiser wore two boards, one at the front and one at the back, like 'slices of bread' holding a message. So a sandwichman is a person who walks around wearing advertising boards on their shoulders.