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Meanings of scribble in English
Usage of scribble in English
1
He's a good halfback. I turned my attention back to my scribble.
2
She was pointing at the scribble he was making on the paper.
3
Some people absent-mindedly scribble lines and absurd names on their desk blotter.
4
I scribble in haste from here, where we shall be some time.
5
They thank me profusely and scribble the name down on their shirt-cuffs.
6
I saw a scribble of multicoloured lights and then everything whited out.
7
She stopped long enough to scribble her thoughts on her yellow pad.
8
I pointed at her glass and mimed a scribble to the barman.
9
Get up at six, scribble an ode before going to the office.
10
Abbot Hugo is behind this wheeze to scribble down all my doings.
11
He took a note-book from under his pillow and commenced to scribble.
12
No, not the papers,-allwomen scribble, and all scribble the same things.
13
I like to write in large letters, scribble, draw arrows and circles.
14
I have only a moment to scribble a line on my card.
15
As Rovigo affords no other amusement I shall scribble a little longer.
16
After they'd eaten, Viva took out her journal and started to scribble.
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Translations for scribble
Portuguese
Russian
Scribble through the time
Scribble across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common