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jotting
[ jot-ing ]
jotting
/ ˈdʒɒtɪŋ /
noun
- something jotted down
Other Words From
- jotty adjective
Example Sentences
Other popular apps that will sync between devices include Evernote for digital jottings, Skype for voice and video calls, Pocket Casts for podcasts, and Netflix for streaming videos.
Her lyrics are vulnerable but uncomplicated, as raw as journal jottings, or as slippery half-remembered inspirational quotes that floated out of the Internet and into the forefront of her consciousness.
If Mark Zuckerberg’s “juvenile jottings” on privacy from 15 years ago still exist, they’re about to be pored over by lawyers.
Beard obliged by tearing off a piece of his tattered shirtsleeve and jotting down the ingredients.
He has evidently some deep problem in his mind, for he keeps a little note-book in which he is always jotting down something.
On the small platform two journalists in dress-coats and soft hats were jotting down the names of the notabilities who passed by.
Horbury made a hearty breakfast, opening letters, jotting down notes, talking of his plans as the meal proceeded.
Peter Snipe, the novelist, got out a pad of paper and began jotting down impressions.
He drew out a note-book and began jotting down some ideas about the disposition of the five acres surrounding the house.
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