Post-it

Post-it

(pōst′ĭt′)

A trademark for a slip of notepaper with an adhesive edge that allows it to be attached and removed from a document without causing damage.

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Post-it

(ˈpoʊst ɪt) 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.

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Noun

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Post-it - trademark brand name for a slip of notepaper that has an adhesive that allows it to stick to a surface and be removed without damaging the surface notepaper - writing paper intended for writing short notes or letters

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Translations

Post-it®

, Post-it note®

n → Haftnotiz f

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