UK and Commonwealth musicians' jargon for a stand partner. Two players in an orchestra or other large ensemble who share a single music stand (also called a music desk in British English) and play from the same part are called deskies or desk partners or stand partners.
by Orlando della Viola July 19, 2019
by GT12458 May 4, 2012
Someone who works at a desk of any sort. The more informative the desk, the more likely the person is a deskie. Deskies are known to be able to endure long periods of time doing nothing, and to know where Pizza to Go is located.
by twbtg2 March 3, 2008
A "deskie" is a healthy and totally normal social behavior in which a person covertly crawls under a friend's desk, waits around for a few moments pretending that they're in a tiny secret fort, and then does something to alert said friend to the fact that there is someone hiding there under the desk, thereby startling said friend.
by ubergeist September 9, 2016
a photograph of your desk and all of it's paraphernalia, which shows parts of your personality, usually shared on social media using the hashtag "#Deskie".
by Liz Drakon May 20, 2016
Physical appearance that results from working a desk job.
-Combination of pudgy, soft, saggy, bloated, pale.
-Can also connote pallid complexion from fluorsecent lights.
-Combination of pudgy, soft, saggy, bloated, pale.
-Can also connote pallid complexion from fluorsecent lights.
by EKGreen September 22, 2015