scribbler

scrib·bler

(skrĭb′lər)

One who scribbles, especially an author regarded as very minor, untalented, or disreputable: a scribbler of sentimental verse.

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scribbler

(ˈskrɪblə)

derogatory or facetious a writer of poetry, novels, journalism, etc

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scrib•bler

(ˈskrɪb lər)

1. a writer whose work is deemed of little or no value.

2. a person who scribbles.

[1545–55]

ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:

Noun	1.	scribbler - informal terms for journalists journalist - a writer for newspapers and magazines
	2.	scribbler - a writer whose handwriting is careless and hard to read writer - a person who is able to write and has written something

Translations

مُخَرْبِش، مؤلِّف كُتُب ومقالات تافِهَه

mazal

bladsmører

firkáló

párari, krassari, lélegur rithöfundur

čarbák

çalakalem yazan kimse

scribbler

[ˈskrɪbləʳ] N → escritorzuelo/a m/f

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scribbler

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scribbler

[ˈskrɪbləʳ] n (pej) → scribacchino/a

scribble

(ˈskribl) verb

1. to write quickly or carelessly. He scribbled a message.

2. to make meaningless marks with a pencil etc. That child has scribbled all over the wall.

noun

1. untidy, careless handwriting.

2. a mark etc made by scribbling.

ˈscribbler noun