How to pronounce“doodles”in English

Google Doodles is a great example of this.

Five doodles a week for a year.

The little dipsy doodles you see that go above and below the characters, they basically tag those letters as being a part of a word type.

Probably done thousands of doodles, just people that walk up to the booth.

And one is Google Doodles.

I love Google Doodles because we live in this era where the corporate brand police at most companies guard their logos like Fort Knox.

with Google Doodles 'cause I don't know, it's just fun and you know, it's like looking at a puzzle and I'm trying

the little doodles that you make on the pad by the phone are so much better than anything you ever wrote.

don't do art uh I do Doodles and uh so that that type of thing it's very much my voice I have a certain irreverence

And I was very proud of my mascot doodles as well.

We have rainbow flags everywhere from the sign on our building to our Olympic doodles to hidden in our spreadsheet application, and we participate in the parade.

To name a few, your Olympic doodles and Valentine's Day doodles-- including same-sex couples was right in line with the majority of Americans

are, how amazing their holiday doodles, the level of snacks in their cafeteria.

Ahmir: I religiously check Google doodles and I compare other countries' Google doodles and I'm that person that talks to the Google twitter account like it's a real person.

If you could put a line under the Google homepage for one day-- we have the Google Doodles and those things-- what

proud of the writing in it and uh the somebody said they really like the art that they did in it those are Doodles I

vacation always a dangerous thing to do so while lying on the beach he started doodling no not the kind of Doodles

And its fine to use simple text and images, your doodles are absolutely fine, because this is not meant to take a lot of time.

The tour began with two paintings that could best be described, compositionally, as doodles, the

The cumulative effect of doodles, neon signs, and a wax leg