Dooble

Dooble verb. To doodle dubiously. Can be associated with anyone, who is in the process or has drawn quickly/roughly/doodle a sketch which is either of dubious quality or dubious content. The word was first used by Joan Miró, who as a foreigner confused himself when attempting to use a foreign language, and thereby created a new word. Miró used this word to describe the actions of Jackson Pollock, also known as "Jack the Dripper", before the two became fond of each other's work.