doodled

UK
/ˈduː.dld/
US
/ˈdu.dld/
doodledadjective
UK
/ˈduːdld/
US
/ˈduːdld/
Translations
griffonnéSe dit d’une page, d’un cahier ou d’une surface couverte de petits dessins ou de gribouillis faits sans intention précise.
The notebook was filled with doodled pages, each one more chaotic than the last.
Le carnet était rempli de pages griffonnées, chacune plus chaotique que la précédente.
Definitions
Covered with or characterized by random, aimless drawings or scribbles.
The notebook was filled with doodled pages, each one more chaotic than the last.
doodleverb

doodled

Past Simple

doodled
Past Simple
doodled
Past Participle
doodling
ing-form
UK
/ˈduː.dl̩/
US
/ˈdu.dl̩/
Translations
She likes to doodle in her notebook during long meetings.
Elle aime gribouiller dans son carnet pendant les longues réunions.
Additional translations
griffonnerRegistre courant.
Definitions
To scribble or draw aimlessly, often while preoccupied with other thoughts.
She likes to doodle in her notebook during long meetings.
doodlenoun
Definitions
A rough drawing made absentmindedly.
During the long meeting, she filled the margins of her notebook with doodles.
A design, pattern, or scribble made while thinking or when bored.
His notebook was full of intricate doodles that he drew during lectures.
An absent-minded or silly person; a fool (archaic).
Back in school, they called him a doodle for never paying attention.
A temporary decorative version of the Google logo displayed to commemorate a particular event or anniversary.
The Google homepage featured a doodle honoring the lunar landing.
doodleadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for casual or decorative scribbling.
She carried a small doodle notebook everywhere she went.