noticeboard

no·tice·board | \ ˈnō-təs-ˌbȯrd

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variants: or less commonly notice board

Definition of noticeboard

chiefly British

: a board bearing a notice or on which notices may be posted especially : bulletin board

Examples of noticeboard in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web On the noticeboard inside hang advertisements for Polish car services, flats for rent and jobs. — The Economist, "Poles departThe beginning of the end of Britain’s biggest episode of migration," 14 Sep. 2017 Fairmindedly, Rex notes that affixing papers to a church door in a university town in 1517 would not have been a radical act per se, as those doors often served as noticeboards. — Jim Higgins, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "New books explore the work and world of Martin Luther, 500 years after the Reformation," 27 Oct. 2017

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The first known use of noticeboard was in 1819

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