Scribe

What do we mean by scribe?

A public clerk or secretary, especially in ancient times. noun

A professional copyist of manuscripts and documents. noun

A writer or journalist. noun

To mark with a scriber. intransitive verb

To write or inscribe. intransitive verb

To work as a scribe. intransitive verb

To write; mark; record.

Specifically

To mark, as wood, metal, bricks, etc., by scoring with a sharp point, as an awl, a scribe or scriber, or a pair of compasses. Hence To fit closely to another piece or part, as one piece of wood in furniture-making or Joiners' work to another of irregular or uneven form.

To write.

One who writes; a writer; a penman; especially, one skilled in penmanship. noun

An official or public writer; a secretary; an amanuensis; a notary; a copyist. noun

In Scripture usage: noun

One whose duty it was to keep the official records of the Jewish nation, or to act as the private secretary of some distinguished person (Esther iii. 12). noun

One of a body of men who constituted the theologians and jurists of the Jewish nation in the time of Christ. noun

A pointed instrument used to mark lines on wood, metal, bricks, etc., to serve as a guide in sawing, cutting, etc. noun

One who writes; a draughtsman; a writer for another; especially, an offical or public writer; an amanuensis or secretary; a notary; a copyist. noun

A writer and doctor of the law; one skilled in the law and traditions; one who read and explained the law to the people. noun

To write, engrave, or mark upon; to inscribe. transitive verb

Someone who writes; a draughtsperson; a writer for another; especially, an official or public writer; an amanuensis, secretary, notary or copyist.

A writer and doctor of the law; one skilled in the law and traditions; one who read and explained the law to the people.

A very sharp, steel drawing implement used in engraving and etching, a scriber.

(in particular) A journalist.

Verb. To use a sharp or pointed object to scrawl ones name on a surface in graffiti. Usually glass, plastic, or metal. Other forms of graffiti include: stickerbombing, tagging, throw-ups, pieces, bombs, burners, blockbusters,stenciling, wheatpasteing, fill-ins, throwies, etc. Urban Dictionary

Scribe is New Zealand's first mainstream hip hop artist. Hes got good rhymes, tight hooks, n great flow. His album is The Crusader, his DJ is P-Money. Urban Dictionary

Noun -a person whose entire miserable existence has been reduced to academic grunge and pain, yet remains complacent interjection -an expression used to convey the feeling of insanity brought about by working too hard for too long in an acadmic context (pronounced with emphasis on the 'i,' preferably with really wide eyes and a maniacal grin), or used just for fun, also sometimes used as a greeting (also "scribezor") verb -to perform tedious or difficult academic work syn: to troll verb, transitive -to break a person's soul through tedious or difficult academic work "That Ph2A final exam scribed me..." syn: to ass-rape adjective -tedious, difficult, soul-breaking, useless (Origin: 2003, California Institute of Technology) Urban Dictionary

A term commonly used by prison inmates to describe a small piece of paper containing notes relating to inmate nicknames, gang members, gang activity, hits, or other notable pieces of information. Urban Dictionary

A scribe is a graffiti artist. Urban Dictionary

The person in charge of documenting the activity that occurs in El Rey's Kingdom of Rustled Jimmies. They are often fired from their job or they quit every time they get aggravated with their boss. Urban Dictionary

Noun: A slang term used by corporate america to refer to a note taker aka punk-ass bitch. This term is often used to dupe an unsuspecting victim into a task which is incredibly boring and could be completed by a tape recorder and a secretary. Typically used by upper management right before meetings to people in lower ranks. Urban Dictionary

In the governments of many ancient societies, a professional position reserved for men who had undergone the lengthy training required to be able to read and write using cuneiform, hieroglyphics, or other early, cumbersome writing systems. Urban Dictionary

Racial Slur for those of romanian descent Urban Dictionary

A scholarly expert at the art and history of cum; a slut. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to scribe:
scribe, ascribe, scrib, scrine, scrike, escribe, scrie, scrobe, scrive, sqribe, scriba, scribo.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word scribe:
scribal, illuminator, scribes, copyist, scrivener, overseer, psalter, markup, manuscript, codex, papyrus, handwriting, minuscule, copying, copied, parchment, gospels, ezra, torah, libretto, scrolls, dictated, babylonian, pharaoh, transcribed, scroll, annals, omitted, text, tablet, printer, ink, prophet, errors, pen, copy, tomb, monk, gregory, examined, testament, gospel, monastery, treasurer, write, mac, moses, pages, rabbi, bce, document, reign, dated, script, compiled, egyptian, priest, sheet, chronicle, letter, letters, arabic, hebrew, ibn, scholar, virgin, translation, gods, les, chancellor, jerusalem, bible, hand, poem, smith, dynasty, opera, wrote, matthew, documents, poems, writing, muhammad, probably, egypt, ben.

Words that rhyme with scribe:
jibe, diatribe, ascribe, describe, vibe, proscribe, imbibe, prescribe, tribe, subscribe, bribe, gibe, circumscribe, transcribe, inscribe, unsubscribe, cyb, oversubscribe, scheibe, geib, streib, miniscribe, scheib, xscribe.

Adjectives that are often used to describe scribe:
same, royal, professional, later, egyptian, second, original, chief, public, young, ancient, single, poor, learned, ready, medieval, main, official, sacred, christian, humble, anonymous, unknown, century, mere, faithful, careless, greek, principal, english, famous, divine, trained, irish, senior, female, skilled, torah, french, monastic, grand, expert, wise, ignorant, italian, assyrian, babylonian, excellent, pious, heavenly, inner, careful, legged, competent, accomplished, contemporary, seated, priestly, native, maya, clever, worthy, arab, persian, monkish, warm, papal, mediaeval, ideal, sumerian, skilful, biblical, experienced.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective scribe:
line, lines, marks, mark, refuse, record, coat, copies, caste, point, class, sardou, molding, rule, work, general, lands, school, doctrine, role, present, arcs, rules, copy, treasurer, statue, sheet, area, words, arc, columna, awl, education, points, invents, college, circles, tool, read, coating, slip, recording, god, godescalc, speak, auber, channel, tube, strategy, schools, culture, ideal, sage, pedagogue, living, castes, variations, mode.

Consonant match to scribe:
scrub, scrib.

Words that sound like scribe:
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