playbill
playbill
Definition
play·bill (plā′bil′)
noun
- a poster or circular advertising a play
- a program of a play, listing the cast, staff, etc.
playbill
Synonyms
playbill
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- contain: Contains a playbill pasted onto the inside of the front cover.
- paste: Contains a playbill pasted onto the inside of the front cover.
- print: The King and Queen were provided with capacious armchairs and presented with playbills printed on silk.
Preposition: for
- performance: Playbill for a performance of Blue Beard on 9 December 1816, Theater Royal Covent Garden.
Adjective modifier
- undated: PALACE OF VARIETIES MUSIC HALL, BRISTOL 1 undated playbill.
- original: The original playbills remain in the National Library of Scotland collection.
Modifies a noun
- fragment: Contains a playbill fragment, on the reverse of the title page.
- advertising: Playbill advertising a performance of Which is the Man?
Browse dictionary entries near playbill
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