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teaser
noun as in come-on
Strong matches
noun as in enigma
Strong matches
noun as in mystery
Strong matches
noun as in perplexity
Strongest match
Strong matches
noun as in problem
noun as in puzzler
Strong matches
noun as in riddle
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noun as in trailer
Example Sentences
It begs the question of who gets to determine the threshold of a teaser and how do publishers balance giving away content for free over Web Stories while encouraging engagement on their owned properties.
Cheetos just put out a suspenseful teaser starring Ashton Kutcher, but not much more is happening.
For the time being, the company shared a 30-second teaser video featuring the opening notes of John Williams' Raiders March and a ticking clock over a pan across a cluttered desk.
It was announced with a teaser trailer during last night's Game Awards broadcast.
Journalists can focus on writing rich stories that will attract readers, adding a teaser up top or going long on a particularly compelling story.
None, however, have been as all-out cute as this one, a shot-for-shot remake of the teaser with dogs and cats.
Hackers have leaked the clip as a teaser for a full sex tape, which they claim will be released online soon.
In what looks like a “teaser” for more rants to come, John Cantlie speaks to the camera and continues to live, at least for now.
On Thursday Sledgehammer games released a teaser for the “new era” of Call of Duty, which is set for release this November.
The news went public when a teaser shot of the brand's Spring/Summer 2014 campaign was posted to Instagram on Friday.
"Wherever the Teaser may be waiting her chance, this is a good night for a start," replied Mr. Dashington.
The only point that was strongly impressed upon his mind by the captain was that the Teaser must be captured.
The Teaser don't draw much water, and I know how to help her over the shoal places.
I wish they would come on board of the Teaser and help me out, for my men won't work.
Captain Folkner of the Teaser was evidently somewhat timid, and he had heard of the arrival of the Bellevite.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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