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Order book   /ˈɔrdər bʊk/   Listen
Order book

noun
1.
A printed copy of the order of the day.  Synonym: order paper.
2.
A book in which customers' orders are entered; usually makes multiple copies of the order.





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"Order book" Quotes from Famous Books



... of sitting in Parliament?" The Whitehall Review frankly put this forward as an object to be gained, and Mr. Bradlaugh was summoned to the Mansion House on a charge of publishing blasphemous libels in the Freethinker; meanwhile Sir Henry Tyler put a notice on the Order Book to deprive "the daughters of Mr. Charles Bradlaugh" of the grant they had earned as science teachers, and got an order which proved to be invalid, but which was acted on, to inspect Mr. Bradlaugh's and my own private banking accounts, I being no party to the case. Looking back, ...
— Annie Besant - An Autobiography • Annie Besant
... master of the art of suggesting that no table in the room was worth sitting at save that at which he held ready a chair. Thus he lured the girl and her companion to repose not five feet from where West sat. This accomplished, he whipped out his order book, and stood with pencil poised, like a ...
— The Agony Column • Earl Derr Biggers
... happened to carry. They lifted their eye-brows at first, but, somehow, it was impossible to associate this girl with the blithe, shirt-sleeved, cigar-smoking traveling men who followed her about the sample-room, order book ...
— Fanny Herself • Edna Ferber


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