calender

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Input for the calender is taken from a text box and output from the calender goes to the text box when the user clicks the desired date.

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  1. noun A machine in which paper or cloth is made smooth and glossy by being pressed through rollers.
  2. transitive verb To press (paper or cloth) in the rollers of such a machine.

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  • Remove each poster from the calender, and then trim with either an Exacto knife or scissors to fit the slots of the frames you select. —  pfblogs.org: The Ad-Free Personal Finance Blogs Aggregator
  • Mario maniac says: We have the same date listed on the JB release calender, and it's also on GameFAQs. —  Aussie-Nintendo.com Forums
  • Although the calender is showing a first quarter moon, Filip said it will not be the only one shining in the rose garden. —  The Gazette-Enterprise: News
  • Events for the calender are done the same way as a story, but you change the 'Story Type' to 'Event' (it's all explained below!) help guide, especially for information about multimedia files and attachments and general site information., including a step-by-step walk through of how to complete the 'publish' form that will get your story online. good article guide for more information about the best way to get your information across to readers. —  Indymedia Ireland
  • That's good for the calender (Exchange, Googlemail, etc.) but what about ToDo's? —  PalmAddicts
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Etymologies (3)

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  1. French calandre, from Vulgar Latin *colendra, alteration (possibly influenced by Latin columna, column) of Latin cylindrus, roller; see cylinder.

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  1. = French calandrer; from the noun.
  2. from French calendre, calandre, calande, now only calandre, a kind of lark, also a weevil: see calandra.
 

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/ˈkælɛndər/
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