GUESTBOOK Definition & Meaning

guestbook

or guest book

[ gest-book ]

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noun

a book in which guests or visitors may sign their name and write comments.
a similar register that is put online:
An obituary guestbook will allow family and friends to share condolences and post photos.

guestbook

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noun

a book in a museum, hotel, etc, in which a visitor can comment on his or her visit to that place
a page on a website where visitors may leave messages or greetings

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of guestbook¹

First recorded in 1845–50; guest ( def ) + book ( def )

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The King went on to visit the the lower house of the German parliament, where he and the Queen Consort signed the guestbook with Bundestag President Baerbel Bas.

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Mr Zelensky signed the guestbook at Speaker's House in the Palace of Westminster.

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The following Monday morning, Frank showed up at the service window of Huff's office with William Keith Senter, the new chair of the Surry County GOP, and a woman who signed the guestbook as "NC Audit Force."

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Those who took part in the debate — my side arguing that Snowden was a hero narrowly won — signed a leather-bound guestbook.

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“And in the waiting room, they had a little guestbook where all the clowns could write their clown abortion story for the next clown to read it, so she wouldn’t feel so alone,” she continued.

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