sharpy

[shahr-pee]

noun

plural

sharpies 

1. a variant of sharpie.

Example Sentences

During the walks to the 15th and 17th tee boxes, the pre-prepared European players pulled out blue sharpies from their back pockets and scrawled away.

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Sitting beneath a “Happy Birthday” sign with hearts scrawled in colorful sharpies, she overdosed.

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Sitting beneath a Happy Birthday sign with hearts scrawled in colorful sharpies, she overdosed.

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One tweet from an Illinois-based account this time said: "La Grange Precinct 89 voters report sharpies being used on ballots, which isn't allowed. No sharpies on ballots."

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Politicians and regulators were played for chumps by Wall Street sharpies, and PG&E customers suffered rolling blackouts as the not-quite-free market failed to provide a reliable supply of electricity.

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