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Chambers (1908)
1908- ScrawlEnglish · e-38700-875
Scrawl, skrawl, n. (U.S.) brushwood.
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Scrawl, skrawl, v.t. and v.i. to scrape, mark, or write irregularly or hastily.—n. irregular or hasty writing: bad writing: a broken branch of a tree: the young of the dog-crab.—n. Scrawl′er.—adj. Scrawl′y, ill-formed. [
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