sharpy

American  

[shahr-pee] / ˈʃɑr pi /

noun

plural

sharpies

1. a variant of sharpie.

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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.

From BBC

Bitcoin sharpies and traders — the true believers who have fueled the crypto investment craze — have been all-in for years, and have the big profits to show for it.

From Seattle Times

Money managers and market observers don’t know what is happening in your portfolio, and their job typically involves trying to keep big-money investors happy despite the short attention spans those sharpies have.

From Seattle Times

Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes tweeted in response to a voter’s query, “Vote Centers use sharpies for the fastest drying ink, to prevent smudges going through the tabulation equipment,” he said.

From Seattle Times

The increase contrasts sharpy with May, when visitation rates were 90% lower compared to the same month last year.

From Washington Times