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tickler file
noun
a file consisting of memoranda, notices, electronic signals, or the like that serves to remind the user of matters that must be attended to.
Word History and Origins
Origin of tickler file1
Example Sentences
And put this in your tickler file: The clothing room has its greatest need in the fall.
Besides getting paperwork off the desk, the tickler file also removed a source of worry: Once something was filed there, you knew you’d be reminded to deal with it on the appropriate day.
It also allows me to use e-mail as a tickler file.
It turns out that the file a secretary keeps to remind her boss to do certain things at certain times is called a tickler file.
But once you make that plan— once you put the meeting memo in the tickler file for Wednesday, once you specify the very next action to be taken on the project— you can relax.
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