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pen
noun as in penitentiary
noun as in writing instrument
Strongest matches
Weak matches
verb as in enclose
Example Sentences
Mr Austin admitted that because of the IT issue, staff resorted to using pens and paper as a fallback "so we can keep good records and keep track of patients".
Earlier this month, she hurled a pen and some scathing words at a man who asked about her relationships with Offset and Diggs as she exited an Alhambra courthouse during her civil assault trial.
Provisions were made for voters that could not write - they marked their ballot paper with an inked fingerprint, while others used a pen to select their chosen candidate.
Born in a suburb of Chicago in 1993, Kirk got started early in conservative politics, first penning an essay for right-wing Breitbart News at the age of 18, accusing schools of spreading "propaganda" and "indoctrination".
No person, be they an American president or a civilian critic, could make Oliphant put down his pen — though it wasn’t for lack of trying.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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