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Scrawl

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Scrawl meaning

Irregular, poor handwriting; especially, such writing that is illegible. | A hastily or carelessly written note etc. | Writing that lacks literary merit.

Example sentences (9)

Only once the crowd had dissipated would I sneak over and quickly scrawl my illegible goodbye, tucked away on whatever scrap of real estate remained.

Some of Scrawl’s albums, like Velvet Hammer, were engineered by producer Steve Albini, who’s been much in the news lately since his passing two months ago.

That scrawl is part of Foster’s defamation suit against board attorney Laura Clark and board chair Ray Boles.

Mike expressed his frustration and admitted he couldn’t even decipher what the vandals were trying to scrawl on the boards.

The font is also questionable, a whimsical and almost child-like scrawl that calls the much-maligned Comic Sans to mind — greatly undermining the gravitas of the message he is clearly attempting to deliver.

I remember the scrawl of the ancients".

Most people don't know what the statue "Prizemljeno Sunce" (The Grounded Sun) is for, and just scrawl graffiti or signatures on it, but it's actually the Sun scaled down, with many planets situated all over Zagreb in scale with the Sun.

This type of graffiti can seem crude; for example fascist supporters often scrawl swastikas and other Nazi images.

With a red felt-tip pen, Osborn began to scrawl a Saint Andrew's cross circumscribed inside a chalice on his placemat.