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Sticky Note

American  
Trademark.
  1. a usually small piece of paper with an adhesive strip on the back that allows it to adhere to surfaces and be repositioned with ease.


Example Sentences

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A new sticky note accompanied it: Enjoy!

From Literature

The next day, I sneaked the donut back to him with a sticky note that read,I believe this is yours.

From Literature

He opened the book to a page flagged with a green sticky note and found a poem titled “alternate names for black boys.”

From Literature

"Sometimes, it's more like a sticky note that gets stuck to the pages, making it hard to read and use. That's what these GSH-DNA adducts are doing."

From Science Daily

This included a $1 bill from 1917 with a sticky note listing an estimated value of $675, a $100 bill dating from 1914 that was valued at $1,500, and a $10 Confederate States of America bill.

From Los Angeles Times