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- noun Plural form of
scrawler .
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Examples
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“I am amazed, o wall, that you have not collapsed and fallen,” reads an ancient wall in Pompeii, “since you must bear the tedious stupidities of so many scrawlers.”
The Pirate’s Dilemma Matt Mason 2008
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And the sign the University put up to celebrate our progressive tradition -- enlarge -- is just not left-wing enough for the local graffiti scrawlers:
Archive 2007-08-01 Ann Althouse 2007
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But with it all so simple -- _bon camarade_ even for poor scrawlers like me.
The History of David Grieve Humphry Ward 1885
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No; what really struck me about the scrawlers of the Réaumur-Sébastopol station was their passionate certainty about large and distant abstractions; while at the same time, no one among many thousands knew, apparently, what to do in practice about the two individuals who were causing some inconvenience, displeasure, and even fear to those same thousands.
City Journal 2009
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I do not mean to say that I was completely unsympathetic with any of the scrawlers 'points of view.
City Journal 2009
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The claims of mass support of the young for this pair are quite possibly true for a small percentage of youth as there have always been the smutty graffiti scrawlers but they are, never have been and never will be the majority of our young people.
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