Scrawl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCRAWL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to write hastily or illegibly, also SCRIBBLE
• write (something) in a hurried, careless way
• write carelessly or hastily
• See Crawl.
• To draw or mark awkwardly and irregularly; to write hastily and carelessly; to scratch; to scribble; as, to scrawl a letter.
• To write unskillfully and inelegantly.
NOUN:
• an example of hurried, careless writing
• Unskillful or inelegant writing; that which is unskillfully or inelegantly written.
• poor handwriting
• scribbled writing

Words related to SCRAWL

scrawled14 scrawler13 scrawlers14 scrawlier14 scrawliest15 scrawling15 scrawlingly20 scrawlings16 scrawls12 scrawly15

Words that contain SCRAWL

scrawls12 scrawly15 bescrawl15 scrawled14 scrawler13 bescrawls16 scrawlers14 scrawlier14 scrawling15 bescrawled18 scrawliest15 scrawlings16 bescrawling19 scrawlingly20

How to use SCRAWL in a sentence

• He just had time to scrawl that last message and drop the book into the cache.
• You may have noted the rather excited scrawl in the back of the ledger? Yes, I thought I was gone that time.
• It is difficult to conceive how a scrawl of mine should ever stretch across it.
• They had implicit confidence in his honesty, and the only action they took was to hand the scrawl to him with a remark that they hoped he would discover and prosecute the writer.
• But in the end it did come, in the form of a scrawl from the Weeping Scion himself.
• Joe recognized the stiff and uncompromising scrawl of Miss Wilson, and his heart sank.
• I was thinking of Eunice, and of that round, childish scrawl of a diary upstairs in the attic trunk.
• It was a short scrawl on thin, scented, pink-hued notepaper.
• He dropped the book upon his knees, and as he did so it fell open at the fly leaf, upon which in a feminine scrawl a name was inscribed.
• Believe me, yours faithfully, NELSON Excuse this hasty and blotted scrawl, as I have been detained so long at the Admiralty that I have scarce time to save the Post.
• Poor Nanca! The writing broke off with a wild scrawl.
• The party are at breakfast, and I must close this wretched scrawl, which pray excuse.
• For a full half-minute after the boy had gone, the vice-president sat poring over the pencilled scrawl, which was all that the sealed envelope yielded.
• The floor of this room where I am writing this scrawl is verdure, and damp with the moisture from heaven.
• I hope you will be able to make out this scrawl, and to decipher that I am yours affectionately, F.
• I must get this scrawl off to-day or you will think me negligent.
• Will you be so kind as to deliver the accompanying note to Miss Taylor when you see her at church on Sunday? Dear Ellen, excuse the most horrid scrawl ever penned by mortal hands.
• If you get this scrawl to-morrow and write by return, direct to me at the post-office, Bangor, and I may get it on Monday.
• There was one thing more, a sheet of paper covered closely with an untidy scrawl.
• I am trying to write this scrawl to you on a round milk container in a camp near London.
• Pons read the scrawl through with close attention, then he let the paper drop and lay quite silent for a while.
• I was so agitated at receiving this joyful news, that it was with difficulty I could scrawl about two or three lines to inform Lieutenant Maughn of the arrangements I had made.
• Not where she had placed it, but conspicuously in front lay her little heap of bills, and a crude scrawl of writing beside it.
• I hope this incoherent scrawl will amuse, while it induces you speedily to favor us with another visit.
• As I shall soon have the pleasure of conversing with you personally, I conclude without any other addition to this scrawl than the name of your obliged JULIA GRANBY.
• One of these, I do assure you, was destined for Torquay, but the interruption of visitors would allow me time only to cover half a one with my scrawl.
• They simply scrawl a great R in chalk on the back of it, and send you a printed notice to carry it home again.
• She disregarded this in a direct, inevitably complaining, laborious scrawl.
• The documents in the case, the letters of patent, the deeds and titles to the land, and a single Napoleonic scrawl, these gathered dust in the loft.
• I do not know whether you will care to read this scrawl.
• He finds time to scrawl a few burning words of passion which indicate that his soul is at once aflame with thoughts of her and the grim military task he has undertaken.
• As his peering eyes made out a sweeping, familiar scrawl, he felt a disappointment quite as unreasonable as had been his hope.
• His mouth became a scrawl, he uttered a growl, he swayed with passion, he moved his hands at his side in a sort of twisting motion.

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