Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪkən ˈskrætʃ/
noun a small or insignificant amount of something
A1 The child's handwriting looks like chicken scratch.
A2 I can barely read your chicken scratch, please write more clearly.
B1 The notes were written in chicken scratch, making it difficult to decipher.
B2 The professor's chicken scratch on the whiteboard was illegible to most students.
C1 Despite his messy chicken scratch, the author's ideas were still clear.
C2 The artist's chicken scratch sketches were surprisingly detailed and expressive.
formal The document was filled with chicken scratch, making it difficult to read.
informal I can't understand your chicken scratch handwriting, please write more clearly.
slang His notes are just chicken scratch, I can barely make out what he wrote.
figurative Her signature was nothing but chicken scratch, indicating her lack of commitment.
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