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Definition of teaser
1 : one that teases
2 : an advertising or promotional device intended to arouse interest or curiosity especially in something to follow
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Examples of teaser in a Sentence
A teaser for the sequel appeared at the end of the movie.
credit cards offering teaser rates to get people to sign up
Recent Examples of teaser from the Web
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Watch the Season 3 teaser trailer for the umpteenth time below.
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As The Cut points out, Young Thug's one-minute teaser video shows a women attacking another woman with a bat, and then this woman bound and kidnapped.
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On the heels of last week's Pitch Perfect 3 teaser trailer, comes the first actual Pitch Perfect 3 trailer!
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Netflix just dropped the first teaser trailer for its new summer comedy feature The Incredible Jessica James.
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Watch the latest trailer above, and older teasers below.
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Unsurprisingly, details on this wholly new Bioware IP are scarce at this point, with only a brief teaser trailer shown at the EA Play press conference in Hollywood.
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Watch the teaser for Professor Marston & the Wonder Women above.
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Check out the Late Late in London teaser with Ed Sheeran below.
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First Known Use of teaser
14th century
TEASER Defined for English Language Learners
teaser
playDefinition of teaser for English Language Learners
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: a person who teases other people
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: something that is done, offered, or shown to make people want something or want to see something that will be offered or shown at a later time
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: a difficult problem or puzzle
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