self-sticksheet

noun
UK /ˌself ˈstɪkʃiːt/
US /ˌself ˈstɪkʃiːt/

A self-sticksheet is a piece of paper that already has glue on the back so you can stick it somewhere by yourself.

She used a self-sticksheet to put her drawing on the fridge.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sheet of labels that you can peel off and stick without adding glue.

The teacher printed name tags on a self-sticksheet for the class trip.

3. A digital template that fills itself in automatically when you open it.

The self-sticksheet updated the totals as soon as the new numbers were typed in.

4. A page of notes that stays attached to a surface on its own.

He left a self-sticksheet on the desk so he would not forget the meeting.