handbill
[hand-bil]
noun
a small printed notice, advertisement, or announcement, usually for distribution by hand.
Origin of handbill
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Historical Examples of handbill
He brought with him a handbill which he had picked up in the street.
Brand BlottersWilliam MacLeod Raine
She flourished a handbill, English on one side, Yiddish on the other.
Ghetto ComediesIsrael Zangwill
That was not the name on the handbill we saw; was it, Mr. Raimundo?
First, he issued the handbill which caused my arrest in Troy, where he knew I was going.
Seven Wives and Seven PrisonsL.A. Abbott
She had some difficulty in getting at her pocket, but threw him a handbill.
Old Caravan DaysMary Hartwell Catherwood
handbill
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