Scrawl

[Jessica]

To draw or mark awkwardly and irregularly; to write
hastily and carelessly; to scratch; to scribble; as, to scrawl a
letter.

[Donald Trump]

Messy or [illegible] [handwriting], usually a [signature] or a small piece of graffiti. Doctors and other health workers are masters of the scrawl.

[Oralee]

Write (something) in a hurried, careless way.

[Greta]

[Hybrid] from [Scrap] and [Brawl]. Means to fight

[Oralee]

v. to write in a hasty or illegible fashion
n. incoherent or illegible writing
(New Slang) v. A method of discursive association in which learning occurs tangentially. Akin to surfing, but with purpose or in pursuit of understanding rather than distraction; seeking the coincidence instead of the novel.
([N.S].) n. An idea defined by [cross-reference]. More raft, less surfboard.
(N.S.) n. A documented [scrawling] session. Learning by adventure.
syn.: chicken-scratch, scribble, surf, search, google, multi-channeled learning
rel.: sourcing, hyper-referencing, richtexting