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| plac·ard [ plá krd, plákərd ] |
noun (plural plac·ards) |
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1. notice displayed in public: a large piece of stiff paper or board with a notice on it, displayed or carried in public
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2. small card or metal plaque: a small card or metal plaque with a name on it, e.g. a nameplate
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transitive verb (past and past participle plac·ard·ed, present participle plac·ard·ing, 3rd person present singular plac·ards) |
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1. put placards on something: to put placards on or in something
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2. publicize something with placards: to advertise or announce something using placards
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| [15th century. < French< Old French plaquier "flatten, plaster" < Middle Dutch placken "flatten, patch"] |
