Placards is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLACARDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLACARD, to publicise by means of posters
• cover with notices
NOUN:
• a printed or handwritten notice or sign for public display, either fixed to a wall or carried during a demonstration.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to publicize by means of posters

Words related to PLACARDS

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How to use PLACARDS in a sentence

• I noticed the walls of New York thickly posted with placards chiefly of an inflammatory political character.
• By what means, did we succeed in imposing on the donkeys of Paris? Why, by decrees, by proclamations, by placards.
• He passed a newspaper shop and found his customary delight in the placards.
• But of all the gilded placards the most alluring, to my mind, was the request not to tease the Cannibals.
• I have directed hand-bills to be circulated, and placards to be posted in the villages.
• They had read the placards, they wished to see what the placards had announced, and to make their choice beforehand.
• They carried staffs having upon them large placards with various pictures, letters, and hieroglyphics, all appropriate to the occasion.
• I like this plan of putting placards upon trees, and I think it might well be carried out in the country too.
• Placards against popular gatherings are posted all over Paris.
• One morning the inhabitants of the city awoke to find the town covered with flaming red placards.
• An interesting history of the German occupation can be reconstructed from these same placards pasted on buildings.
• On Sunday last, placards affixed in the high places summoned the city to invest Giuseppe Mazzini with the rights of a Roman citizen.
• Placards were affixed within the walls by hands unknown, calling upon the Papal party to rise within the town.
• I know convention placards them plainly enough, but convention does not make virtue vice, nor vice virtue.
• Immediately placards were issued from Conciliation Hall, and were posted in town and country, announcing the event.
• Everywhere waved and twinkled and gleamed the red-and-white Wayne placards.
• The entire Vavasorian army with its placards was entirely upset on more than one occasion, and was once absolutely driven ignominiously into the river mud.
• With my fondness for music, I felt the temptation of the Evil One trying me, when I saw placards in the street announcing that the Italian Opera was open.
• The calls to arms were posted in the form of huge placards at all the street-corners and at the entrances to the speedily organized recruiting-offices.
• The newspaper placards spoke of great feats of arms by the Allies.
• They lay white with grief in their rows of beds, above which ignoble science had hung the placards of their maladies.
• But at last there were advertisements in all the newspapers and placards on all the walls, and Mrs.
• On Saturday placards were posted up in all directions, announcing the arrival of these slave-hunters, and describing their persons.
• Huge placards were posted throughout the city, urging all opposed to the sentiments of the call to be out in force, a virtual invitation to the mob.
• Posts supporting huge placards indicated the division of delegates into counties.
• It is said on good authority, that the placards come from the Sultan, and have been posted by his orders.
• Moreover the Red Placards of von Bissing were of increasing frequency.

Similar words containing PLACARD without suffix s

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