Datebook (rendered as DATEbook) was an American teen magazine published during the 1960s. It focused on popular music and other topics relevant to teenagers. The magazine is famous for publishing an interview with John Lennon in which the Beatle made his infamous "More popular than Jesus" statement.
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datebook — date‧book [ˈdeɪtbʊk] noun [countable] a small book in which you write things you must do, names and addresses, telephone numbers etc; = diary Bre * * * datebook UK US /ˈdeɪtbʊk/ noun [C] US (UK diary) ► a book showing the days of the year, used… … Financial and business terms
datebook — [dāt′book΄] n. a notebook for entering upcoming social or business appointments, birthdays and anniversaries, etc … English World dictionary
datebook — noun (AmE) ⇨ See also ↑diary VERB + DATEBOOK ▪ note sth down in, put sth (down) in, write sth (down) in ▪ I wrote it down in my datebook so I wouldn t forget. PREPOSITION ▪ in a/your … Collocations dictionary
datebook — UK [ˈdeɪtbʊk] / US noun [countable] Word forms datebook : singular datebook plural datebooks American a diary where you write things that you plan to do … English dictionary
datebook — /dayt book /, n. a printed notebook for listing appointments, making entries of events, etc., often with printed headings or lines for each day of the year and for the hours of the day. [DATE1 + BOOK] * * * … Universalium
datebook — noun A book in which appointments are kept … Wiktionary
datebook — date|book [ˈdeıtbuk] n AmE a small book in which you write things you must do, addresses, telephone numbers etc = ↑diary … Dictionary of contemporary English
datebook — date|book [ deıtbuk ] noun count AMERICAN an APPOINTMENT BOOK … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
datebook — n. appointment book, small book in which dates and special events are recorded … English contemporary dictionary
datebook — noun N. Amer. an engagement diary … English new terms dictionary
