promo Definition
promo (prō′mō)
adjective
pertaining to or engaged in the promotion or advertisement of a product, entertainment, etc.
noun pl. -·mos
Informal a recorded announcement, radio or television commercial, etc. used in a promotional or advertising campaign
promo Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: Music credits include promos for Gomez, Tin Star, Embrace.
- make: Specialist Skills if Any: Making promos of various lengths Ever Been on Air: Many Times I am promo man.
- direct: I then when on to direct pop promos, training films and dance films.
- offer: Like it's advertising strategy, the promos offered by Golden Palace are loud and in your face.
- see: Mon-Thur sees various two-for-one promos, and Fri happy hour is 12noon-8pm.
- pop: Follow this link for information on everything from dramas to pop promos.
Adjective modifier
- new: Check out new promos for The Pipettes, Lily Allen, The Rifles, King Creosote.
- great: And with loads of great drinks promos you're going to have to work pretty hard at staying sober.
- good: I think it's good, drinks promos should maybe be more prominent.
- more: They could use a few more promos to beef things up a bit, but at least they offer a monthly bonus.
- various: Mon-Thur sees various two-for-one promos, and Fri happy hour is 12noon-8pm.
- regular: Regular drinks promos and shooters pack in the crowds.
Modifies a noun
girl: The promos girl began the day complaining about the poor progress of the milk task, whilst Lea made light of the situation.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near promo
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- ‹ promised
- ‹ promise
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