(a) a place where a policeman is permanently stationed; frequently attributive; cf. point constable n., point policeman n. at point, n.1 compounds…

spec. Time available for a particular activity, which may be allocated or reserved for payment; esp. time during which a particular broadcasting…

The time at which a particular programme is broadcast on radio or television.

Originally U.S. A position or slot in the schedule of a performance, show, or broadcast; (in later use) spec. (Broadcasting) a short interval in…

North American. In a television or radio schedule: either of the programmes broadcast immediately before or after another, esp. considered in terms…

Broadcasting. The time of day when a radio or television audience is expected to be at its largest; the television or radio programmes broadcast at…

The scheduled date of a broadcast. Cf. air, v. 7.

(a) A portion of a page, form, etc., available for or occupied by written or printed matter (cf. sense 7c); (b) a portion of a page (in a newspaper…

The action or condition of fitting in a slot (slot, n.2 6). Also attributive.

Capacity for television or radio broadcasting; (also) = airtime, n. 1a.

(a) a portion of time allocated to a particular purpose or person, esp. to an individual broadcast programme; (b) Computing = time slice n. (b).

figurative. A position in a list, hierarchy, system, or scheme; a position to be filled; a category; a place or division in a timetable, esp. in…

Broadcasting. A regular series of programmes having a common theme, style, or format; also, the place in a programme schedule occupied by this.