placard
/ˈplækɑrd/
noun
- A large sign or notice that is displayed in a public place to advertise something or give information.
- A placard on the wall announced the date of the town meeting.
- The museum placed a placard next to the painting explaining its history.
- The protesters held a placard that read 'Save Our Forests.'
verb
- To cover or decorate with placards, or to display something on a placard.
- The activists placarded the city walls with posters about the rally.
- They placarded the notice on the community board for everyone to see.
- The storefront was placarded with advertisements for the sale.