Synonyms and antonyms of Containers for letters, documents and office equipment in American Thesaurus

cubbyhole (noun)

one of a set of small boxes with open fronts on a desk or shelf, used for storing letters or papers

desk organizer (noun)

a container kept on top of a desk, used for holding pens and other small pieces of office equipment

drop-box (noun)

American a container where you can leave letters, documents, or packages when an office is closed, to be dealt with when it opens again

file (noun)

a box or container in which papers are kept together

in box (noun)

American a flat open container on your desk where you put documents you still have to deal with. The British word is in tray.

in tray (noun)

mainly British an in box on an office desk

out box (noun)

American a flat open container on your desk where you put letters, documents, etc. that are ready to be sent or put somewhere else. The British word is out tray.

out tray (noun)

British an out box on an office desk

pigeonhole (noun)

one of the sections of an open structure in a desk or on a wall where you can put papers, letters, messages, etc.

tray (noun)

a flat open container with raised edges used for holding papers, documents, etc.

tube (noun)

a large container shaped like a tube used for storing things like papers, maps, and pictures