scratch-and-winsticker

noun
UK /ˌskrætʃ ən ˈwɪn ˈstɪkə/
US /ˌskrætʃ ən ˈwɪn ˈstɪkɚ/

A small sticker you scratch to find out if you win a prize.

The cereal box had a scratch-and-winsticker on the back.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A promotional sticker used in marketing campaigns to attract customers.

The gas station handed out scratch-and-winstickers during its grand opening.

3. A small game piece where scratching off a coating reveals a hidden symbol or prize.

Kids collected scratch-and-winstickers from the arcade.

4. A collectible sticker that doubles as a chance to win a larger prize.

She traded scratch-and-winstickers with her friends at school.