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

The executive scribbled a few phrases — “Welcome,” “You’ve got mail,” “Files done” and “Goodbye” — onto a Post-it note and handed them to Karen, who promised recordings by the next day.

From Los Angeles Times

I was in a Manhattan museum on a recent October weekend when I noticed the Post-It tacked inside the stall in the ladies' room.

From Salon

I put “All Waking Hours” on a Post-it note and stuck it to my laptop.

From Slate

Post-it Notes, meanwhile, symbolize the minutiae of modern life, from Carrie Bradshaw’s infamous Post-it breakup in “Sex and the City” to the near-constant use of sticky notes as visual shorthand for cluttered thoughts and overwhelmed minds in films and TV shows.

From Salon

Outside of mass-produced merchandise, some RNC delegates were spotted donning makeshift ear bandage facsimiles — in tribute to Trump’s own, following the hit on his ear — using everything from napkins to Post-it notes to pantyliners in order to capture the look.

From Salon