Synonym: scratch, scrawl. Similar words: dribble, indescribable, dribbling, nibble, quibble, scribe, ascribe, describe. Meaning: ['skrɪbl] 
n. 1. poor handwriting 2. an aimless drawing. v. 1. write down quickly without much attention to detail 2. write carelessly.
n. 1. poor handwriting 2. an aimless drawing. v. 1. write down quickly without much attention to detail 2. write carelessly. 
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31. Do not scribble on the wall!
32. Keep the cabin clean. Do not litter or scribble.
33. You must not scribble on the wall.
34. Figure 2 shows you a dictionary entry write with the variants scribble and wrte.
35. Offer your child thick crayons and paper to scribble on.
36. It helps in analysis to scribble on the schematic a resistor in series with the inductor or transformer whose value is the winding resistance.
37. According to Kitty Burns Florey, author of Script and Scribble: The Rise and Fall of Handwriting,(http://sentencedict.com/scribble.html) teachers report that children learn to read more easily when they write the words they are studying.
38. What behavior should they change?Scribble down all your most controlling, accusatory, politically incorrect thoughts.
39. The teacher told his students not to scribble in their books.
40. Doodle, scribble and inscribe your memory in a special way so that you may share it.
41. I decided to scribble out the messed up areas and rework them.
42. So the typically under-copyright law if you scribble something on a piece of paper, you automatically have a copyright to that.
43. A drawing notebook with blank sheets of paper to draw and scribble.
44. But the scribble I put on the back as a child wasn't to be found.
45. Professionals in the pits sometimes scribble them on the backs of their trading decks.
More similar words: dribble, indescribable, dribbling, nibble, quibble, scribe, ascribe, describe, inscribe, subscribe, inscribed, prescribe, proscribe, subscriber, transcribe, subscribe to, prescribed, proscribed, scrabble, circumscribe, ribbon, crib, ribbon development, script, wobble, rubble, cobble, pebble, hobble, gobble.