billboard

Billboard
Billboard
a US weekly magazine about popular music, that lists the best-selling popular songs, albums, and videos

billboard
bill‧board /ˈbɪlbɔːd $ -bɔːrd/ noun [countable]
a large sign used for advertising
   SYN  hoarding British English
     

THESAURUS

   ▪ advertisement: an advertisement for shampoo | They placed an advertisement in the newspaper.
   ▪ ad informal an advertisement: She’s been in several TV ads.
   ▪ advert British English an advertisement: a job advert | He took out a front-page advert for his shop.
   ▪ commercial an advertisement on television or radio: television commercials | He was in some commercials for beer.
   ▪ trailer an advertisement in the cinema, on television, or online for a film or programme which will be shown soon: A second trailer for Richard Friedman’s film has just been added to the website.
   ▪ promotion a series of advertisements for a company’s products: The company has spent more than $300 million on promotions for the brand.
   ▪ poster an advertisement on a wall: They selected a famous artist to do the poster for the upcoming performance.
   ▪ billboard (also hoarding British English) a large sign next to a road, with an advertisement on it: billboard advertisements | A huge hoarding shows two contrasting images.
   ▪ flyer a piece of paper with an advertisement on it, often given to you in the street: Someone was handing out flyers for a new nightclub.
   ▪ banner ad an advertisement across the top of a page on the Internet: Banner ads are becoming more sophisticated.
   ▪ junk mail unwanted advertisements that you get in the post: I never read junk mail.
   ▪ spam unwanted emails advertising things: I’m trying to delete all the spam.
   ▪ classified ad (also want ad American English, small ad British English) a short advertisement that you put in a newspaper if you want to buy or sell something: The bike was advertised for sale in the small ads section.