doodle
1 of 2verb/ˈdudl̩/
Forms:doodles,doodling,doodled,doodled
1
to aimlessly draw lines and shapes, particularly when one is bored
B1- During the meeting, he doodled on his notepad to pass the time.
- She doodles in the margins of her notebook during class.
- The student doodles on the back of his exam paper while waiting for time to be up.
- Whenever she's on the phone, she doodles on a scrap of paper.
- They doodle on napkins while waiting for their food to arrive at the restaurant.