doodle

Object

• type: Your Stars Part 3 Libra Internet is My True Agent You know the type -- that doodling type.
• sketch: A child's doodled sketch can receive the same protection as a contemporary artwork in the Tate Gallery.
• day: Painter and printmaker Diana Milstein was just doodling one day in 1994 when " Miss S appeared out of the blue " .

Converse of object

• draw: A further 300 celebrities supported us by drawing doodles for National Doodle Day.
• do: Do a doodle, pull the paper down, tear off your masterpiece neatly and start all over again.
• have: Make a quick sketch, import a photo or map, or just have a little doodle.
• create: Now you can create colored doodles, then clear the screen and start again.

Adjective modifier

• little: Make a quick sketch, import a photo or map, or just have a little doodle.
• winning: The winning doodle is to be displayed on Google's UK home page.
• abstract: The large works in pen and ink imitate the small marks of the tiny sketches, be they figurative images or abstract doodles.
• mere: Without the eerie drone of the song and the marriage of word and music, the lyric seems a mere doodle.

Preposition: on

paper: After doodling on the paper for a while Levi asks if she can paint.

Modifying Another Word

• just: You can also just doodle away, the same way you would with a regular notepad.
• away: You can also just doodle away, the same way you would with a regular notepad.
• always: He has always doodled, but now he has his sketch book with him all the time.

Modifies a noun

• bug: The station was damaged by a ' doodle bug ' flying bomb in the last war.
• control: To demonstrate this create 3 buttons on the VB test form under the doodle control.

Used with why or when

when: The pen is for doodling when you're stuck.

Preposition: in

margin: And I would doodle incessantly in the margins of my exercise books!

Followed by an intransitive particle

around: You would catch him doodling around on the piano, trying to come up with something different in the chord structure or the melody.