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Meanings of graffiti in English
Writing or drawing etched, scratched, scribbled, or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place.
Related terms
Portuguese
grafite arte Catalan
pintada Usage of graffiti in English
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She said she wasn't involved in the graffiti, but knew those responsible.
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Maldonado has used performance and graffiti art to criticise the Cuban government.
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Maldonado has used performance and graffiti art to criticize the Cuban government.
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I started getting invited to art exhibitions of legal graffiti writers' work.
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It may, they say, simply be graffiti intended to deface holy objects.
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Cr Quirk's spokeswoman said the city council was aware of the graffiti.
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It had a sign on the white-washed wall saying: Please no graffiti.
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It wasn't just the new damage to structures or the sickening graffiti.
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A French spokesman said that graffiti artists make graffiti-that'swhat they do.
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Auckland's mayor says the city is winning a war against graffiti vandalism.
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The only apparent difference at first sight was the absence of graffiti.
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Now the graffiti may be profane; the images might get your goat.
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And in this graffiti I see a great story: Close the eyes.
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It throws mud on public transit delays, graffiti, and expensive parking tickets.
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But it was unlikely to take any action to remove the graffiti.
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The definition between graffiti and street art is blurred, Mr Hossack said.
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Graffiti across language varieties
New Zealand
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Australia
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Ireland
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