Pronunciation: /ˈduːdəl/
noun a rough drawing made absentmindedly
A1 I like to doodle in my notebook during boring classes.
A2 She drew a cute doodle of a cat on the corner of her paper.
B1 The artist's sketchbook was filled with intricate doodles and designs.
B2 After the meeting, he absentmindedly started to doodle on his notepad.
C1 The doodle on the margin of the document added a personal touch to the presentation.
C2 Her doodles were so detailed and imaginative that they could be mistaken for professional artwork.
verb to scribble absentmindedly
A1 I like to doodle in my notebook during class.
A2 She doodled a flower on the corner of her paper while on the phone.
B1 He doodled a funny cartoon character while waiting for the meeting to start.
B2 The artist doodled intricate patterns in the margins of her sketchbook.
C1 The professor absentmindedly doodled on the whiteboard while lecturing.
C2 The famous painter was known to doodle on napkins while brainstorming new ideas.
formal The artist created a beautiful doodle in their sketchbook.
informal I like to doodle when I'm on the phone.
slang I doodled all over my notebook during class.
figurative His mind began to doodle with ideas as he listened to the lecture.
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