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desk-size

American  
[desk-sahyz] / ˈdɛskˌsaɪz /
Or desk-sized

adjective

  1. of a size suitable for use on a desk.

    a desk-size dictionary.


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Joynt showed a short video he took on his phone of a crew member using iron pegs and a hammer to shear off the end of a desk-size chunk of rock.

From Washington Times Sep. 28, 2016

Why were there no other visitors gawking at the immense, desk-size timepieces, covered with gilt figurines, dating from the Baroque era?

From New York Times Mar. 2, 2012

Kurzweil then demonstrated the computer, which he built himself—a desk-size affair with loudly clacking relays, hooked up to a typewriter.

From Time Feb. 10, 2011

On the strength of the 1604's immediate success, Control Data raised the money to develop two desk-size computers and one medium-size one.

From Time Magazine Archive

By working on in his shop long after closing hours, Hanson had a desk-size model of the space-brain robot ready for Tom's inspection when the young inventor arrived at the plant early the following morning.

From Tom Swift and The Visitor from Planet X by Victor [pseud.] Appleton

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