to Sharpie
- verb
- /ˈʃɑrpi/
- Informal
- Make sure to sharpie the signs clearly for the event this weekend.
Examples
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She quickly sharpied her name on the label before sending out the package.
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I need to sharpie this box so everyone knows it belongs to me.
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I would have to fill them with a Sharpie and just be like use little strokes.
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Thanks, Virginia, you sharpie, for reminding us how Morris arrogantly ordered America, from the NY Times op-ed page, to go to war against Iran for Israel.
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Synonyms
Make a visible line, spot, or sign on a surface
To write words or names on a surface
To mark something with a colored liquid used for writing
To mark a surface with a sharp point or write something carefully by hand
How Permanent
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sharpie as a verb comes from the brand name Sharpie and simply means 'to mark with a Sharpie'. Because the pen leaves clear, 'sharp' marks, people say they 'Sharpied' something when they wrote on it with that marker.