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hieroglyphics

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noun

  1. a form of writing, esp as used in ancient Egypt, in which pictures or symbols are used to represent objects, concepts, or sounds
  2. difficult or undecipherable writing
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hieroglyphics

  1. A system of writing with pictures that represent words or sounds. The ancient Egyptians wrote with hieroglyphics. ( See Rosetta stone .)
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Notes

Present-day writing that is hard to decipher or understand is sometimes jokingly called “hieroglyphics.â€
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A golden vent rests at its top, the figures on its grille appearing like alien hieroglyphics.

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In his short but intense career, Haring’s pulsating figures became an inextricable part of New York City life, like ancient hieroglyphics that weren’t as much drawn as unearthed.

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Mayer frames the story as being discovered by an archaeologist reading hieroglyphics in a tomb.

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A ritual of teenage hieroglyphics unfolded, etched in the flickering glow of the screen.

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How we put down our thoughts evolves, because that’s what a smart society does — after all, Egyptians don’t use hieroglyphics anymore, nor do Scandinavians use runes.

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