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graffito

[ UK /ɡɹæfˈiːtə‍ʊ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a rude decoration inscribed on rocks or walls

How To Use graffito In A Sentence

  • It occupies the entire 6-foot-high composition, with ink spatters, sgraffito and handprints enlivening the surface.
  • The kids who get up at midnight and head out to a derelict wall to begin working on a graffito are working within a demanding tradition that requires the sequence of execution to have been worked out in detail in advance, before any mark can be made. Now please pay attention everybody. I'm about to tell you what art is | Germaine Greer
  • Various graffito was scrawled across the walls.
  • Plenty of slabs of lurid brick await their first graffito. Times, Sunday Times
  • Oh, one more thing, please ignore the snide remark some scabrous graffito vandal appended to the end of the article.
  • It occupies the entire 6-foot-high composition, with ink spatters, sgraffito and handprints enlivening the surface.
  • I believe the clay coated board is so that you can incise or abraid through the clay to expose a white surface for fine detail, like scratchboard or sgraffito. U of T Biomedical Communication
  • Italian sgraffito designs were mostly scrolls or arabesque patterns.
  • The graffito ashlaring was last restored during the general reconstruction in 1992 together with the renovation of the two original vaulted halls on the ground-floor.
  • A classicist by training, Mr. Toohey argues, to the contrary, that boredom has always been with us, which seems plausible enough if this ancient graffito from a much-scribbled-on wall in Pompeii is anything to go by: Wall! Accidie? Ennui? Sigh . . .
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