jotting Definition
jot·ting (jät′iŋ)
noun
a short note jotted down
jotting Synonyms
jotting Usage Examples
Converse of object
- contain: Some pages contain just a few jottings with page 17 containing one line: " She'll get over it.
- make: The next step was to actually explore the site, making quick on-the-spot jottings, which we shared afterward by reading aloud.
- write: And if YOU sat and wrote Some short jotting, or note, We'll not need another for ages.
- have: She had jottings about bees, she had jottings about what you could make from household ingredients.
Adjective modifier
- little: They might fondly think of Matthew as following Jesus around with a notebook, making little jottings whenever he had a spare moment.
- few: Here are a few jottings on my Sussex travels.
- random: On examination our notebooks turn up the usual collection of unhelpful random jottings, too many of which go in for botany.
- private: The notebooks had several purposes: notes for BJ's lectures and his sermons, or miscellaneous private jottings.
- initial: The students might compare their initial jotting with the final discussion.
- short: And if YOU sat and wrote Some short jotting, or note, We'll not need another for ages.
Noun used with modifier
notebook: There are some fillers here, notebook jottings that might chiefly interest somebody like myself with a professional interest in Sinclair's work.
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