Post-it

[pohst-it]

Trademark.

1. a small notepad with an adhesive strip on the back of each sheet that allows it to stick to smooth surfaces and be repositioned with ease.

2. a sheet from such a pad.

Example Sentences

So for HBO Max to call my bluff by actually ending it still feels like a breakup as flabbergasting — albeit, necessary — as Berger’s Post-it note peace-out.

From Los Angeles Times

Think of it as a tricked-out digital Post-it board.

From Slate

“Then she gave me back a test, and on the test was a little Post-it that said: ‘If you had been the only one on stage, it would’ve been worth the price of admission.

From Los Angeles Times

Gallo still keeps that Post-it note framed.

From Los Angeles Times

They’re still on my wall in my office to this day because it was so exhausting and it was such a big accomplishment to just be done with that, when it was over, I was like, “Oh, now’s the part where I take the Post-it notes off the wall.”

From Los Angeles Times