1. plural of billposter; people whose job is to paste or affix bills, posters, or advertisements on walls, fences, or other public surfaces
Usage: chiefly British; occupational term

Examples

• The billposters worked early in the morning to cover the city walls with concert advertisements.
• Local billposters were hired to promote the upcoming election campaign.
• The team of billposters carefully applied the new movie posters to the transit stations.
• Billposters must follow regulations about where advertisements can be placed.
• In the 19th century, billposters were common figures on city streets.