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n. a pad of paper specially designed for use taking dictation in shorthand
Usage examples of "steno pad".
He moved his coffee cup and the steno pad out of his way and laid his head and arms on the table.
A tall old man smoking a cigar came in, along with a nun carrying a steno pad.
She pulled the steno pad and pen out of her handbag and started scribbling notes.
And there was Belinda standing over on the right side, chewing a wad of gum as she scribbled like mad on her steno pad.
Then she put a steno pad and some freshly sharpened pencils on the windowsill and rolled his wheelchair over so it was by the bed.
Mike Breuning fiddled with his steno pad, his eyes downcast, ashamed.
Mal shook his head and turned his chair around, steno pad braced on the top slat.
I hauled out my steno pad and flipped to an empty page, reciting what I knew about Dana's current situation.
She remembered arising and washing and dressing, eating a hurried breakfast, taking the elevator downstairs from her apartment, the subway, arriving at work, the routines of the morning as a junior secretary in one of the larger advertising agencies on Madison Avenue, her excitement at being invited to interview for the position of assistant secretary to the head of the art department, her last-minute concern with her lipstick, the hem of her yellow shift, then steno pad in hand, entering his office.
Lucas made a few final notes on a steno pad and tossed the pad and the investigation notebook back in his briefcase.
A secretary sat on the sofa, ready with a steno pad for the onslaught of commands.
As he walked away from the throng of reporters, a short, aggressive fellow with a determined grip on his green steno pad stopped him.