desk calendar

noun

1. a loose-leaf calendar containing one or two pages for each day, with spaces for notes.

Word History and Origins

Origin of desk calendar¹

First recorded in 1905–10

Example Sentences

Some thought the 12-sided object was some type of desk calendar, or astronomical device.

From BBC

In 30 minutes, she helps a man named Paolo find a suit for a wedding, makes alterations to the outfit, takes phone calls, places a date on her large paper desk calendar and answers questions for the article you are reading.

From Los Angeles Times

In 30 minutes, she helps a man named Paolo find a suit for a wedding, makes alterations to the outfit, takes phone calls, places a date on her large paper desk calendar and answers questions for the article you are reading.

From Los Angeles Times

A little cornball maybe, like a motivational desk calendar in a suburban gift shop, but having survived incest, alcoholism, uterine cancer and the occasional mixed review, V, who will turn 70 in May, just Does.

From New York Times

A great-looking desk calendar called City from Japanese studio Good Morning and available at MOMA, features 3D cityscapes of Tokyo, New York and Paris.

From Seattle Times