Definition of scribbler
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: one that scribbles
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: a minor or insignificant author
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Examples of scribbler in a Sentence
My wife's a banker, but I'm just a scribbler who writes for the newspaper.
Recent Examples of scribbler from the Web
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Kenzie Smith could be spotted at the park, circulating among friends, but refused all interview requests from the many TV cameras and notebook scribblers who were documenting the barbecue.
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That is to say: The wine version of this drink, or any other early-day tipple, is as useful to the street cleaner as the scribbler.
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Their quest is one shared by the legions of traders, techies, online scribblers, and gamblers and grifters mesmerized by Bitcoin.
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The era of the Vie Romantique was a time of romantic firebrands, idealistic scribblers and the muses they so often, if so briefly, loved.
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Gissing presents us with a gallery of striving scribblers for whom daily existence in 19th-century London is yet another iteration of the new world of industrial labor.
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At times certainly; that’s an occupational hazard, and not the worst one, for scribblers advising the Prince.
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Those are just some of viewers' favorite TV shows that could be affected if the Writers Guild of America — the scribblers who script the hilarity and drama of TV — go on strike starting May 2.
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The PenAgain�s odd shape reduces hand cramps and calluses by encouraging scribblers to extend their fingers instead of curling them.
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First Known Use of scribbler
circa 1553
SCRIBBLER Defined for English Language Learners
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