Handbills is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HANDBILLS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• HANDBILL, a small printed notice for distribution by hand
• a small printed advertisement or other notice distributed by hand.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a circular

Words related to HANDBILLS

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How to use HANDBILLS in a sentence

• A reward of fifty pounds was offered, and her mode of procedure being suspected, handbills setting forth her appearance were posted in York.
• Inside, as the doors swung open, he saw a young fellow in evening dress, giving out handbills, and an exclamation almost escaped him.
• I knew, at once, what it all meant, remembering how often I had heard Boss read such articles from the papers and from the handbills that were distributed through the city.
• Some paraded, others gave out handbills, others went in committees from factory to factory calling the workers out on strike.
• And then, again, a vast square, gaudy with coloured handbills, noisy with wheels and the everlasting Neapolitan chattering of a thick-lipped, loud, degenerate dialect.
• Every expectation held out in the hand-bills is realized to the utmost, and the whole forms an effect of imposing brilliancy hitherto unrivalled in this kingdom.
• Hand-bills were in immediate circulation, offering a reward of fifty dollars for the apprehension of the flying fugitive.
• The gentleman had just come from London, and had seen handbills at every conspicuous place, describing me and my horses.
• It signified nothing to him that on his wake belated police officers, not a little relieved to find themselves belated, shook warning handbills at his retreating back.
• Various handbills and placards may be seen posted about the city, calling meetings of these unions.
• Some of those handbills are of a most extraordinary character indeed.
• Notices were read in the other churches, and handbills had been posted the previous day.
• This was done through the medium of printed handbills, which that officer read and distributed through the crowds who attended him.
• The country was flooded with pamphlets, posters, and handbills.
• There are also shoals of political tracts and pamphlets, of handbills and caricatures.
• Many people in private life are not likely to see your handbills.
• Andrew Jackson at once rode into Richmond, and in half an hour placards and handbills were printed offering a reward for his capture.
• Get handbills printed denying the story, denounce it as a partisan trick, and sign the statement yourself as chairman of the County Committee.
• He learned that the handbills had been sown broadcast with encouraging effect, and that the general opinion of the voting public leaned toward unbelief.
• These usually open an office in some prominent part of the city, and flood the country with circulars and handbills of their schemes.
• The reply which the Prince von Hatzfeld had promised to the deputation soon appeared on handbills posted at all the street corners.
• But now you see hand-bills about the street giving notice that there is to be a Temperance tea-party to-morrow afternoon, in some vestry or small hall.
• They were unimportant in numbers, but for a time they strewed the State with handbills, placards and newspaper articles.
• The people were accustomed to assemble at stated places to listen to the reading of printed hand-bills from abroad, or to obtain verbal intelligence of passing events.
• We saw handbills posted around town stating that he would hold a meeting in the Christian Church.
• And when there was a job of passing hand-bills for the operahouse, or ringing bells for auction sales, I always got the job.
• These certificates I shall print on my posters and handbills.
• On a visit to Belfast I saw handbills on the streets calling the people to noon-day gatherings.
• He first distributed hand-bills all over the country, stating that a certain person suspected of concealing money had better look sharp.
• I gave him one of those excellent little hand-bills, put forth by the Social Science Committee, on sanitary arrangements.
• Talmage that the people could be notified by special handbills and the newspapers would he consent to break the engagement.
• Handbills advertising the fugitives were posted in all directions throughout the country, but nothing came of them but rumors.
• The engagements have been made and hand-bills sent to every post-office within fifty miles of the towns where meetings are to be held.
• They are allured to a change of location by flaming handbills, making tempting but deceptive offers of better wages and better homes.
• With much the same boyish indignation which led him to tear down the coffin handbills in old Brandon, he now sprang to the defense of his hero.
• As soon as I was alone, I took from my pocket one of the handbills which my excitable fellow-traveler had presented to me, so as to have it ready for Mrs.

Similar words containing HANDBILL without suffix s

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