Definition of sticky note
: a slip of notepaper having an adhesive strip on the back that allows attachment to and removal from a surface
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The years of school lunches are long gone, but her sticky note game is still strong.
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In Cincinnati, one man covered his wife’s Honda in several different colors of sticky notes — something that took two to three hours to complete, according to his brother, Ryan Allred.
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Kim shared the list of haters on her Instagram — names scribbled out on a bunch of green sticky notes.
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April’s story is told with not only journal entries but also removable artifacts such as sticky notes, MetroCards and tourist maps.
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Then residents get a door hanger, then door tags - think of the sticky notes left by a UPS delivery person when no one is home to sign for a package.
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Commentary poured in via dozens of sticky notes, hundreds of online comments and widespread news coverage.
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Marple began putting sticky notes on a classroom map to mark where those who had replied are from.
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The students examined the photo and jotted down questions on sticky notes, which were then placed on the posters.
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First Known Use of sticky note
1978
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Definition of sticky note for English Language Learners
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: a small piece of paper that has a strip of a sticky substance on the back so that it can be attached to a surface
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