calendarmorse

/ˈkæləndəˌmɔːs/nounVerified New

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The coded shorthand — letters, dots, inside terms — by which one family member annotates the shared calendar.

"T2 – D.B. pm!!" is a complete entry to its author and a cipher to everyone else. Calendarmorse is never explained because the author forgets it is not self-evident. Missed appointments are blamed on the calendar, never on the code.

Etym. — calendar + Morse — family scheduling transmitted in taps only one receiver understands.

Rel. — scriptdecipher

Novelty check: APPROVE

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