desk calendar

American  

noun

1. a loose-leaf calendar containing one or two pages for each day, with spaces for notes.

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Etymology

Origin of desk calendar

First recorded in 1905–10

Example Sentences

Some thought the 12-sided object was some type of desk calendar, or astronomical device.

From BBC

In 30 minutes, she helps a man named Paolo find a suit for a wedding, makes alterations to the outfit, takes phone calls, places a date on her large paper desk calendar and answers questions for the article you are reading.

From Los Angeles Times

“Hamilton” lovers might want the wall or day-to-day desk calendar featuring photos, lyrics and historical facts.

From Seattle Times

A great-looking desk calendar called City from Japanese studio Good Morning and available at MOMA, features 3D cityscapes of Tokyo, New York and Paris.

From Seattle Times

The thoughtful little Good Morning, Inc., Bike Paper Craft 2020 Desk Calendar will send your favorite cyclist gliding into the new year, with a different month printed on 12 changeable wheels, plus three handlebar choices and a tiny kickstand.

From Seattle Times