sharpy

[ shahr-pee ]

noun

, plural sharp·ies.

1. a variant of sharpie.

Example Sentences

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

From Seattle Times

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

From Washington Times

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."

From BBC

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.

From Los Angeles Times

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