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playbill
noun play·bill \ˈplā-ˌbil\
: a poster or piece of paper that advertises a play
Full Definition of PLAYBILL
: a bill advertising a play and usually announcing the cast
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First Known Use of PLAYBILL
1616
Rhymes with PLAYBILL
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Playbill
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Definition of PLAYBILL
—used for a theater program
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