promo
Americannoun
plural
promosadjective
verb (used with object)
noun
Etymology
Origin of promo
1960–65; by shortening; -o
Example Sentences
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NordVPN is currently running a promo that will give you three extra months free when you sign up for any plan on a yearly or two-year basis.
From Salon
One of his cards is a graded Birthday Pikachu 2nd anniversary promo - which has an estimated value of £9,000.
From BBC
Puth announced on social media Monday that his wife, Brooke Sansone, had given birth to a baby boy, Jude, on March 13 — which made it a good thing that the 34-year-old pop singer had driven down from the couple’s home in Santa Barbara early this month for a busy day of album promo before activating Dad Mode for a while.
From Los Angeles Times
Yu recreated Hannah’s promo outfit, wearing a white jean jacket and pants combo, a sparkly pink top and a blond wig to round out the look.
From Los Angeles Times
Hilaria Baldwin is attempting to leverage her Instagram following to help her and Alec Baldwin in their desperate hunt for a buyer for their $20 million Hamptons mansion—turning to the social media platform to share a personal promo video for the sprawling property.
From MarketWatch
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