Scribble (verb)

  1. To write or draw quickly and carelessly.
  2. To make a rough drawing or sketch.

Origin:

Middle english scrybbelen, from old english scrīban, scrībban, from latin scribere, from scrībĕre to write.

Examples:

  1. She scribbled a note to her friend.
  2. He scribbled the address on a piece of paper.
  3. He scribbled his signature on the contract.
  4. The artist scribbled a quick sketch of the scene.
  5. She scribbled a reminder in her calendar.
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