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scribbler

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun scribbler has 2 senses
  1. scribe, scribbler, penman - informal terms for journalists
    --1 is a kind of journalist
    Derived form: verb scribble1
  2. scrawler, scribbler - a writer whose handwriting is careless and hard to read
    --2 is a kind of writer
    Derived form: verb scribble2

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Scribbler

Noun:

1. A person who makes careless or untidy drawings or writings.

Example sentence: The young artist started as a scribbler, but with practice, her drawings became more refined.

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2. A small notebook or pad for writing or drawing casually.

Example sentence: I always carry a scribbler in my bag to jot down any creative ideas that come to mind.

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3. A writer, especially one who writes engagingly and prolifically but with little literary merit.

Example sentence: The famous author started his career as a scribbler, publishing numerous popular stories.

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Verb:

1. To write or draw quickly, hastily, or carelessly.

Example sentence: The bored student scribbled her name repetitively on the back of her notebook during the lecture.

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Adjective:

1. Describing something that is messy or untidy in writing or appearance.

Example sentence: The paper was filled with scribbler notes and annotations, making it difficult to read.

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