orderslip
nounUK /ˈɔːdəslɪp/
US /ˈɔːrdərslɪp/
A small piece of paper that shows what someone wants to buy or do.
The waiter wrote our lunch on an orderslip and took it to the kitchen.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A printed form used by a customer to list items they want to buy from a catalog or store.
She filled out an orderslip for three boxes of cookies.
3. A document in a restaurant or bar listing the food and drinks a customer has requested.
The bartender pinned the orderslip above the counter.
4. A written instruction in a workplace telling staff what task or goods to prepare.
The warehouse worker checked the orderslip before packing the boxes.
5. A small paper used to record a request for repairs or services.
He handed the mechanic an orderslip describing the strange noise in his car.