deskie
Syllables: desk·ie/ˈdɛs.ki/
deskie noun: someone who spends most of their time at a desk (usually working).
Noun
deskie (plural deskies)
- Someone who spends most of their time at a desk (usually working)
- Being a "deskie," over time, somehow proved simultaneously interesting and dull.2024, Lydia Paar, The Exit is the Entrance, University of Georgia Press, →ISBN, page 134
- This, in the long run, gave me the rich experience of a deskie as well as in reporting, something which no journalism school would probably offer.2008, Behind the News: Voices from Goa's Press, Goa1556, →ISBN, page 102
- In virtual reality games, one who uses the desktop version of that game.
Forms of deskie
| plural | deskies |
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Origin of deskie
From desk + -ie.
Words that rhyme with deskie
Questions about deskie
- What does deskie mean?
- Deskie means someone who spends most of their time at a desk (usually working).
- What part of speech is deskie?
- Deskie is a noun.
- How do you pronounce deskie?
- Deskie is pronounced /ˈdɛs.ki/.
- What is the plural of deskie?
- The plural of deskie is deskies.
Words near deskie in the dictionary
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