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car card
noun
- a sheet of cardboard bearing an advertising message for display, as in subway cars, buses, and trains.
- cardboard coated on one side only.
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Fortunately I had my car card in my pocket so I was able to drive to the back yard and up on the patio to get close enough to my cell phone that I had laid on dining room table and then call my husband.
From New York Times
Famed also is the capacity of New Yorkers to endure the twice-daily pants-and-collar bum's rush from the guards�so much so that most of last week's New York City subway news roused no more impassioned attention than an advertising car card.
Last week in Tampa, Fla. Barron Gift Collier,* famed organizer of car card advertising, virtually declared himself bankrupt.
Donated was $250,000 worth of car card space.
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