organizer
- noun
- /ˈɔrɡəˌnaɪzər/
- Archaic
- You took your organizer.
- graphic organizers
- thematic organizer
- visual organizer
Examples
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All that's missing is my organizer and a business checkbook?
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As he waits for an answer, he flips through his "organizer," which is crammed with notes and papers.
Fiction book (1991) -
MARTY: We're not just looking for my personal organizer, Monty.
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It's a Handheld Operational and Homing Organizer.
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Eduplace has an abundance of graphic organizers available, one for every conceivable need.
Academic text (2011) -
Marvin pushes a couple of buttons on his organizer, and it lets out three rapid beeps.
Fiction book (1991) -
I keep my appointments and contacts updated on my new organizer.
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With my organizer, I can easily manage my schedule and notes.
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She carries her organizer everywhere to ensure she never forgets an important date.
Synonyms
A book for writing appointments, tasks, and schedules
A small handheld electronic device for keeping schedules and contacts
A small handheld electronic device for keeping contacts, schedules, and notes
A small electronic device for keeping appointments, phone numbers, and notes
A small calendar you carry in your pocket to write events and notes
Compounds
- Specialized
Part of a chromosome that makes the nucleolus after cell division
- Specialized
A small electronic device for keeping appointments, phone numbers, and notes
- Specialized
A region on a chromosome that helps form the nucleolus after cell division
How Advanced
- Archaic
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Organizer comes from the old Greek word organon, which means 'tool' or 'instrument' and later gave us the verb organize meaning 'to arrange'. So an organizer (the small electronic device) is like a little tool that helps you arrange your appointments, contacts, and notes.