Definition of "placarding" []

• Present participle of placard. (verb)

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• "Horse thievery was considered so heinous a crime that the vigilantes discontinued placarding the dead with their names."
• "And that's how I found myself inside the body politic, trying to figure out how it lived and breathed, how it behaved -- a rock star wandering around the corridors of power rather than placarding at the gates outside."
• "At the time of my visit they were engaged in a strenuous contest with the representatives of the British American Tobacco Company, and both sides were placarding the town with posters setting forth the evils or the benefits of cigarette-smoking."