affiche
[ a-feesh ]
/ aˈfiʃ /
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noun, plural af·fiches [a-feesh]. /aˈfiʃ/. French.
a notice posted in a public place; poster.
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Words nearby affiche
afferent vessel, affettuoso, affiance, affianced, affiant, affiche, afficionado, affidavit, affiliate, affiliated, affiliation
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British Dictionary definitions for affiche
affiche
/ French (afiʃ) /
noun
a poster or advertisement, esp one drawn by an artist, as for the opening of an exhibition
Word Origin for affiche
C18: from afficher to post
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