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posterboard

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Noun1.posterboard - a cardboard suitable for making postersposterboard - a cardboard suitable for making posters
paperboard, poster board
cardboard, composition board - a stiff moderately thick paper
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After hopping off a school bus and hastily scrawling "We Are the Future" on a makeshift posterboard sign, she left her two friends behind and disappeared into the throng, angling up the Capitol steps to where the first speaker had already launched into a plea to preserve school funding.
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