call slip
: a form filled out by a library patron for a desired item (such as a book or newspaper)
Recent Examples on the Web
//If such a system could be built, managers thought, then efficient non-real-time collaboration would become possible: no more missed-call slips, no more waiting for the mail cart.
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Cal Newport, The New Yorker, "Was E-mail a Mistake?," 6 Aug. 2019
//One of the officers responding to the call slipped on ice and injured herself, the document states.
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Joel Shannon, USA TODAY, "Canadian cops accused of eating pot-infused chocolate on the job, calling police for help," 28 June 2018
//Playlists and bookstore receipts and theater stubs and archive call slips seem to spill from his pockets.
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Dwight Garner, New York Times, "Scorching, Sophisticated New Work From Two of America’s Leading Poets," 16 Apr. 2018
//Another officer responding to the call slipped and fell on ice while trying to reach his (allegedly) high colleagues.
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Tess Koman, Cosmopolitan, "2 Cops Raided a Dispensary and Allegedly Got So High They Had to Call for Help," 30 Jan. 2018
First Known Use of call slip
1877, in the meaning defined above
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