graffito

It would make a good graffito on some wall, she said to herself.

Then her eyes were drawn to the left wall, where another graffito was dripping.

As Rosemary started toward it, she glanced at the graffito.

When she had his attention, she pointed at the graffito.

A graffito in one of the upstairs rooms has allowed the building to be dated to ca. 710.

Robert notices on one wall, a spiral graffito with a red line drawn through it.

He recognized the roof with the graffito open eye.

In the early 1970s, a strange graffito started to appear on campus.

On a rocky outcrop high above the path, someone has painted a graffito.

It's always been a favorite graffito of college twerps.

There was a graffito in Latin underneath the drawing.

Graffito is the singular form of the Italian graffiti, meaning "little scratch".

Can you recall a graffito more charged with knowledge?'

Most of the symbols are "carefully executed", but one appears to be a "random graffito".

It was a graffito on the walls of time, screaming I AM!

A graffito from Pompeii expresses the desire of one woman for another:

On the wall above where the apron was found was discovered graffito written in chalk.

There was no doubt in my mind that I was the subject of that graffito.

The meanest graffito, if fully understood, can be a treasure of human expressiveness.

Since then it has carried 35 million passengers more than 12 million miles, with no accidents and scarcely a graffito.

According to Oscar Levant, the play's title was derived from a graffito.

A famous example of this is the Alexamenos graffito.

But - "That's not the same," he said, pointing at a graffito in dusky pink.