How Do You Spell SCRAWLS?

Pronunciation: [skɹˈɔːlz] (IPA)

The word "scrawls" is spelled with the letters S-C-R-A-W-L-S. In IPA phonetic transcription, it would be spelled as /skrɔlz/. The "s" sound at the beginning of the word is followed by a voiceless velar fricative "k" sound, and the "r" is pronounced with a retroflex articulation. The "aw" diphthong leads into the "l" sound, which is then followed by a voiceless alveolar fricative "s" sound. The spelling of this word accurately represents its pronunciation.

SCRAWLS Meaning and Definition

  1. Scrawls, as a noun, refer to messy, untidy, or hasty scribbles, marks, or writings done without much care or precision. They are often characterized by irregular lines, shaky handwriting, and a lack of legibility or clarity. Scrawls are typically produced quickly or hastily, making them appear disorganized or messy. They are commonly associated with informal or careless writing.

    As a verb, "scrawls" means the action of producing messy or hurriedly written marks or words. It involves writing untidily or incompletely, lacking the neatness or precision typically associated with conventional writing. Scrawling can be done with various tools like pens, pencils, or markers on different surfaces such as paper, walls, or other materials.

    Scrawls are often found in casual notes, quick jottings, doodles, or rough drafts, where speed or limited attention to detail take precedence over neatness or clarity. They can also be used intentionally to convey a sense of informality or artistic expression.

    The term "scrawl" can be used both literally, to describe physical writings or marks, and figuratively, to depict messy or disordered writing styles, such as illegible signatures or untidy handwriting.

Common Misspellings for SCRAWLS

Etymology of SCRAWLS

The word scrawls is derived from the Middle English word scralen, which means to scrawl or to scribble. This Middle English word originated from the Old Norse word skrafla, which has a similar meaning. Ultimately, the Old Norse word can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word skrebanan, meaning to write.

Conjugate verb Scrawls

CONDITIONAL

I would scrawl
we would scrawl
you would scrawl
he/she/it would scrawl
they would scrawl

FUTURE

I will scrawl
we will scrawl
you will scrawl
he/she/it will scrawl
they will scrawl

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have scrawled
we will have scrawled
you will have scrawled
he/she/it will have scrawled
they will have scrawled

PAST

I scrawled
we scrawled
you scrawled
he/she/it scrawled
they scrawled

PAST PERFECT

I had scrawled
we had scrawled
you had scrawled
he/she/it had scrawled
they had scrawled

PRESENT

I scrawl
we scrawl
you scrawl
he/she/it scrawls
they scrawl

PRESENT PERFECT

I have scrawled
we have scrawled
you have scrawled
he/she/it has scrawled
they have scrawled
I am scrawling
we are scrawling
you are scrawling
he/she/it is scrawling
they are scrawling
I was scrawling
we were scrawling
you were scrawling
he/she/it was scrawling
they were scrawling
I will be scrawling
we will be scrawling
you will be scrawling
he/she/it will be scrawling
they will be scrawling
I have been scrawling
we have been scrawling
you have been scrawling
he/she/it has been scrawling
they have been scrawling
I had been scrawling
we had been scrawling
you had been scrawling
he/she/it had been scrawling
they had been scrawling
I will have been scrawling
we will have been scrawling
you will have been scrawling
he/she/it will have been scrawling
they will have been scrawling
I would have scrawled
we would have scrawled
you would have scrawled
he/she/it would have scrawled
they would have scrawled
I would be scrawling
we would be scrawling
you would be scrawling
he/she/it would be scrawling
they would be scrawling
I would have been scrawling
we would have been scrawling
you would have been scrawling
he/she/it would have been scrawling
they would have been scrawling