Sketch

Meaning

Verb

●

To make a

,

drawing.

●

To

and with very few details.

Noun

●

A

that is not

as a

work, often

a

of

lines.

●

A

design,

, or

, as a

of a book.

●

A

of a person or

an

; a general

or outline.

●

In Comedy:

A

,

, or

,

, or

work or

; especially a

, often

or

or

,

as part of a

or

show.

A

musical composition

or

, especially for the piano.

A

,

, or

, such as an

or

story.

●

In Comedy:

An

person.

●

In Irish English:

A

;

for something.

●

In British English & Comedy:

A

political

, making

use of

,

and caricature.

●

In Category theory:

A

of a

mathematical structure

or a

type

a

and

(and

(and

))

. It can be

“models”, which are

which are

from the

to

the

become

, the

become

(i.e; products), the

become

(i.e., sums).

Adj

●

In American English & Canadian English:

Sketchy,

, questionable.

Sourced from

Origin

sketch

English

schets

Dutch

schizzo

Italian

schedium

Latin

σχέδιος

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

σχεδόν

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

ἔχω

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

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