Definition
Definition of scribbly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
handwritingresembling a scribble, often messy or unclear
- Her notes were scribbly and hard to read.
2.
artcovered with scribbles or irregular lines
- The child's drawing was scribbly and colorful.
Origin of scribbly
English, scribble (to write carelessly) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of scribbly in a sentence
His signature was so scribbly it was almost illegible. The notebook was filled with scribbly notes. His signature was scribbly and hard to read.
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- French:griffonné, gribouillé, ...
- German:krakelig, gekritzelt, ...
- Italian:scarabocchiato, ...
- Spanish:garabateado, ...
- Portuguese:rabiscado, ...
- Chinese:潦草的, 乱涂乱画的, ...
- Japanese:乱雑な, 落書きだらけの, ...
- Arabic:خَرْبَشِيّ, مُخَرْبَش, ...
- Hebrew:מְקֻשְׁקָשׁ, מְשֻׁרְבָּט, ...
- Russian:неразборчивый, исчерканный, ...
- Ukrainian:нерозбірливий, заляпаний, ...
- Hindi:अस्पष्ट, लकीरों से भरा हुआ, ...
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