Definitions of tablet
-
a
number
of
sheets
of
paper
fastened
together
along
one
edge
-
a
slab
of
stone
or
wood
suitable
for
bearing
an
inscription
-
a
small
flat
compressed
cake
of
some
substance; "
a
tablet
of
soap"
-
A
small
table
or
flat
surface.
-
A
flat
piece
of
any
material
on
which
to
write,
paint,
draw,
or
engrave;
also,
such
a
piece
containing
an
inscription
or
a
picture.
-
Hence,
a
small
picture;
a
miniature.
-
A
kind
of
pocket
memorandum
book.
-
A
solid
kind
of
electuary
or
confection,
commonly
made
of
dry
ingredients
with
sugar,
and
usually
formed
into
little
flat
squares; -
called
also
lozenge,
and
troche,
especially
when
of
a
round
or
rounded
form.
-
A
small
flat
surface,
especially
one
used
for
drawing,
writing,
etc.;
a
set
of
blank
sheets
of
paper
fastened
together
at
one
end
and
used
for
writing
upon;
a
writing
pad;
in
classic
antiquity,
one
of
a
number
of
thin,
flat
pieces
of
ivory,
wax,
etc.,
fastened
together
and
used
for
memoranda;
a
small
flat
cake,
as
of
soap,
candy,
etc.;
a
pill.
-
A
small
table
or
flat
surface:
something
flat
on
which
to
write,
paint,
etc.:
a
confection
in
a
flat
square
form.
-
Small
flat
surface.
esp.
for
writing
or
drawing
on.
-
A
thin
solid
sheet,
as
of
ivory,
for
writing
on;
a
pad
of
writing-
paper.
-
A
flat
surface,
as
for
an
inscription.
-
A
lozenge;
troche.
-
A
small
table
or
flat
surface;
something
flat
on
which
to
write; &
c.;
a
medicine
or
a
confection
in
a
square
form.
-
A
small
flat
surface
of
any
material,
anciently
used
for
memoranda;
something
flat
used
for
writing,
painting,
or
drawing
on;
a
small
flattish
cake,
as
of
soap;
a
flat
piece
of
sweetmeat.
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