felt marker

American  

noun

1. a felt pen with a wide nib for making identifying marks, as on clothing.

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Example Sentences

Cut one out and, using the black felt marker, trace it directly onto the foam board.

From National Geographic Kids

Now researchers have found that a felt marker's fibrous tip—without ink, of course—can double as an effective, long-lasting sampler.

From Scientific American

He had a number of eccentricities that were both exasperating and endearing to his friends: He served his guests Bloody Marys in measuring cups — he didn’t own glasses — wrote phone numbers and addresses on his arm with a felt marker he kept in his pocket, and often drew on his friends’ shoes.

From New York Times

To the left are stacked boxes labeled with a felt marker: Xmas Ornaments; several boxes with a big B for books.

From Literature

Next to me was a table of art students, branded as such by their ink-grimed fingernails and the self-conscious paint spatters on their clothes; one of them was drawing on a cloth napkin with a black felt marker; another was eating a bowl of rice using inverted paintbrushes for chopsticks.

From Literature