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Poster (Noun)

Someone who pastes up bills or placards on walls or billboards.

Nouns denoting people.

The city employed a team of posters to plaster advertisements on buildings throughout the downtown area.
She worked as a poster, covering bus shelters and street corners with eye-catching billboards.
As a poster, his job was to cover every available surface with promotional materials for the upcoming concert.
The group of activists hired a professional poster to plaster their slogans on the sides of buildings across town.
A lone poster quietly pasted up protest signs on streetlights and billboards in the dead of night.

A sign posted in a public place as an advertisement; "a poster advertised the coming attractions".

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The poster for the concert was plastered on every street corner in town, featuring a dramatic image of the lead singer.
A large poster in the store window highlighted the daily specials and discounts on various products.
The city council voted to ban all oversized posters from major intersections, deeming them a traffic hazard.
A colorful poster advertising a local art festival caught my eye as I walked by the community center.
Next to the bus stop, a bold poster proclaimed the release date of the much-anticipated new blockbuster movie.

A horse kept at an inn or post house for use by mail carriers or for rent to travelers.

Nouns denoting animals.

The innkeeper led the weary traveler to the stable where a strong poster was saddled and ready to carry him to the next town.
As the mail carrier arrived at the post house, a fresh poster was brought out to replace the one that had just finished its turn on the long route.
Travelers would often arrive at the inn exhausted and ask to rent a poster for the final leg of their journey to the nearby city.
The postmaster kept a team of posters at the ready to carry the mail through the mountainous terrain, where the roads were steep and winding.
At the post house, the stable boy was tasked with caring for the posters, making sure they were well-fed and well-rested for the next day's journeys.