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Definition of screeve
plural -s
chiefly British
: a piece of writing;
especially
: a begging letter
Origin and Etymology of screeve
probably from Italian scrivere to write, from Latin scribere
Definition of screeve
chiefly British
: to draw pictures on a sidewalk in order to attract passersby and obtain charity
Origin and Etymology of screeve
probably from Italian scrivere to write
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