'billboard' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large, outdoor advertising board. For example: "The billboard advertising the new movie was seen from miles away."
SnoreStop, a company who boasts the number one position in sales of throat spray that reduces snoring, has unveiled a billboard that "is part of a larger marketing campaign".
"You can delete a billboard image but you can't erase betrayal.
I assume that by now you've seen the ubiquitous billboard advertisement for a weight-loss product depicting a "beach body-ready" blonde model in a yellow bikini.
To solve this, the artist drew posters and billboard signs for a car garage for four years in exchange for the necessary parts.
The product may be number one for reducing snoring, but the company's newest form of advertising has blown up on the internet in a not-so-number-one way The billboard features what appears to be a US soldier and a Muslim woman covered in a niqab (a form of hijab that covers everything besides the eyes), who are happily married.
"You can imagine the wider display area along the back being like a billboard.
But after going through the tedious business of reaching Universal and Sony, it appears there is a different explanation - and one already published before Christmas - on venerable music industry site Billboard.
Among them is The Heartland Institute, which in 2012 ran a billboard campaign likening people who accept climate change to terrorists and serial killers.
If I wore these clothes all the time, I'd feel like a billboard.
—The Informers I come to a red light, tempted to go through it, then stop once I see a billboard sign that I don't remember seeing and I look up at it.
Instead, we are given a billboard that features a stereotype of a Muslim woman, with a US soldier who may at one point have invaded this woman's country.
