scrawler

“Alternatively, the scrawler might also have written, "This is American justice.”

James Heffernan: What Does the President Mean by "Justice"?

“This opinionated scrawler first takes his or her catty toll on the visage of Ms. Sharon Stone.”

Archive 2006-01-01

“A $250 annual credit to anyone whose work involves writing -- from the lowliest scrawler of memos to the loftiest professor or consultant -- who consistently avoids using empty jargon (terms like "paradigm" or "linearity") and ungrammatical but politically correct constructions (like "everybody does their part").”

The Wall Street Journal: Tax Incentives I'd Like to See

“No backstreet scrawler upon walls could ever do that to Lucius Cornelius Sulla, however.”

The Grass Crown

“He had his suspicions as to the scrawler of those lines, but he could not be sure.”

The Woodlanders

“The anti-Semitic subway scrawler added an "E" and a "W" to the end of the "Avenue J" sign on the station platform.”

NYDN Rss

“The game is the latest in Ding Wei's repertoire, which includes the hit Invader Wars 1 as well as art scrawler Doodle Kids that has registered more than half a million downloads since it was posted on the iPhone App Store last year.”

TODAYonline

“Minor's theory is that the wall-scrawler was upset with a black student and wrote angrily, impulsively and perhaps drunkenly.”

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