Posters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POSTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• POSTER, to stick bills on
• put up posters in an area
NOUN:
• a large printed picture used for decoration.
• a large printed picture, notice, or advertisement displayed in a public place
• a person who publishes something online, typically on a blog or social media website or application.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to affix public notices on

Words related to POSTERS

poster8 postered11 postering12

How to use POSTERS in a sentence

• The French Minister of the Interior got wind of the system, and orders were telegraphed throughout France to destroy these posters.
• In every available space gigantic posters were exhibited.
• On one of the wooden walls, above a bunk which took up nearly half the space, were a rough shelf and a few cheap, Chinese panel pictures and posters.
• His only ideas as yet of what a play was like were derived from the posters he had seen.
• The walls were all plastered over with posters and proclamations.
• I had at the general election worked in a constituency in which many such posters were displayed by my side, and where we were beaten.
• I made also a first rate collection of German posters.
• He had accepted his charge one day before the said posters were put up.
• We voluntarily gave a few dollars a month to offset the cost of the posters.
• These posters were still in evidence when the Germans entered the city, and they were shown to them.
• These posters are reproductions of original oil sketches done exclusively for us by well-known artists.
• The night after their arrival, they plastered the town with one sheet posters, which looked to the natives bigger than one hundred sheet stands would in this country.
• Posters were everywhere, old fashioned stages carrying passengers had posters on each side with our names printed in ten to twelve inch lettering.
• He had to admit that copies of the theatre posters need not all be preserved.
• Still the recruiting posters called for more soldiers and the casualty lists appeared day after day with the regularity of want advertisements.
• Now he crossed the Circus again to his own pavement and gazed like a stranger at his own posters.
• Henceforth the official posters were not only regularly regarded as a tissue of lies, but definitely ridiculed.
• The posters were duly in the ground-floor windows, and gold signs, one above another to the roof, produced an air of lucrative success.
• Sherman was painting the posters, which were to be put up in the post-office and depot as advertisements of the Jonesy Benefit.
• When the Russians entered the province they struck yellow and black posters everywhere announcing that it was annexed to Russia.
• As we pass on down Grant Avenue we meet a crowd gathered around a bulletin board, where hundreds of red and yellow posters are displayed.
• Wibbelton, he found, was fifteen miles from Bandvale, on the Birmingham road, and merrily away he trotted as fast as the two posters could go.
• The walls held several pictures, and some touches of color in the way of ribbons, bright posters, and an orange-and-blue banner.
• In almost every instance she found the sheriff had put up her posters, inserted notices in the papers, had them read in the churches and prepared the courthouse for her.
• Wood had made out a very elaborate plan for their meetings and had posters printed for each place, these still remained piled up in the printing office.

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