noun

• A container kept on a desk and used to store stationery and other small items.

  ‘this desk organizer may just be what you need to get the clutter off your desk’

  More example sentences

  • ‘He was presented with a pewter ink well and desk tidy.’
  • ‘I then place some pens in the container by the phone in the living room and some in the desk tidy in the study by the main PC.’
  • ‘I took a paperclip out of one of the compartments in my desk tidy and clipped it to the picture of Alfie, so the two of them could be together again.’
  • ‘This desk tidy will keep your desktop organized and stylish.’
  • ‘The desk tidy is made from ash wood and powder coated steel and has a container that slides out to reveal two compartments inside.’
  • ‘Although the desk organiser is manufactured in one piece, the tubes look as if they are separate.’
  • ‘This is not just any dinky office supplies store: nice, big, well-stocked ones, with lots of different kinds and colours of notebooks, pens, and desk organizers.’
  • ‘You can make a really cute desk organizer by grouping paper cups together on a lazy Susan.’
  • ‘Each block can also be used as a desk organiser or a vase, making them as practical as they are cool and quirky!’
  • ‘Now that your craft for kids is done, pull all those odds and ends from your desk drawer and fill the compartments of your desk organizer.’
  • ‘Zach created this clever little desk organizer to hold pens, pencils, and other supplies close at hand.’