teaser
/ˈtiːzər/Definitions
1. noun
something that arouses curiosity or interest by providing a small part of a larger amount of information, often in a way that is incomplete or tantalizing
“The movie trailer was a teaser for the summer blockbuster.”
2. noun
a person who teases or provokes someone, often in a playful or annoying way
“He was a teaser who loved to play pranks on his friends.”
3. verb
to give a small part of information that is intended to arouse curiosity or interest, often in a way that is incomplete or tantalizing
“The artist teased the audience with a brief preview of her new painting.”
4. verb
to tease or provoke someone, often in a playful or annoying way
“Don’t tease your sister; she’s already upset.”
5. adjective
of or relating to a teaser, especially one that is meant to arouse curiosity or interest
“The teaser trailer was a clever marketing ploy to generate buzz about the new movie.”