Sharpie
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2.8
- noun
- /ˈʃɑrpi/
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marcador permanente
- A lot of times I've turned to using something like a sharpie or a pen to mark my labels.
- Sharpie marker
- a black Sharpie
- use a Sharpie
Aside the Party City wig and bandana and some sharpies, this looks not bad.
- Aside the Party City wig and bandana and some sharpies, this looks not bad.
- Sorry, not Sharpie that Expo marker.
- You got your blank cards, paper sharpies.
- I learned how to write with black markers, sharpies.
- I obviously needed some black post it notes with silver sharpies.
- My tag all over my all over the house in Sharpie.
Examples
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But I've found that you can use a plain old Sharpie that works just fine.
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To label the jars, she used a black Sharpie to write the contents clearly.
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You just get a map and a Sharpie and you just draw it up.
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Why does that not look like a Sharpie marker to you?
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So I'm sat here with me Sharpie and these are the cards that I'm filling out.
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So he got loads of Sharpies and they all fit into his little new emoji pencil case.
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And then I'm just taking this extra, extra large black Sharpie and I'm going back and coloring in all of these Chevron patterns.
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They used a sharpie.
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You will need a cheap white plate (try a dollar store), Sharpie markers in your kids' favorite colors, and an oven.
Blog text (29) -
This is my pencil case that's just chock a block with brand new sharpies which makes me so happy.
Synonyms
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1.1
A pen with a thick tip used to make bold marks
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3.2
A thick felt-tip pen used for writing or drawing on many surfaces
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sharpie comes from the English word sharp, meaning 'pointed' or 'clear', plus the friendly ending -ie. The name suggests a pen that makes very 'sharp' lines, so Sharpie is used for a permanent marker that writes clearly on many surfaces.