Definition of "daybook" []

• A book in which daily transactions are recorded. (noun)
• A diary. (noun)

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• ""After eight months we are closer together than ever," Weston wrote in what he called his daybook in late 1934."
• "(Generally I am a monogamous reader, but right now I have 4 going - one on theology and doctrine for one bible study, a little study book for the other bible study, a novel I've wanted to read for a while now [Jarrettsville] and the Simple Abundance daybook, which is more like a 'devotional' than a"
• "“Yes,” he says as he pulls his giant daybook—the Zibaldone di pensieri—out of his PBS tote bag."