bumper sticker

noun

1. an adhesive-backed strip of paper for sticking onto the rear bumper of an automobile, usually bearing a tourist advertisement, slogan, joke, etc.

bumper sticker

noun

1. a label affixed to the rear windscreen or bumper of a motor vehicle displaying an advertisement or slogan

Example Sentences

Nose piercings, hairy legs, bumper stickers about tolerance and revolution.

From MIT Technology Review

Dozens of products—T-shirts, decals, epaulets, bumper stickers, tattoo templates, and, oddly enough, noise-canceling headphones—now bear the slogan.

From The Daily Beast

The image of a chimpanzee slowly turning into a human that we see on T-shirts and coffee cups and bumper stickers may not be how this all unfolded.

From Nautilus

Since the storming of the Capitol, he said he’s been thankful for other people’s vigilance because he’s been extra alert, too, for out-of-town license plates, bumper stickers and people who aren’t wearing masks against the novel coronavirus.

From Washington Post

A friend swears she once saw a bumper sticker that read, “Duct tape makes it stop—WD-40 makes it go.”

From Popular-Science