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Definition of sign
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sign is as below...
Sign (n.) A word or a
character
regarded
as the
outward
manifestation
of
thought;
as, words are the sign of
ideas..
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Resignment
::
Resignment
(n.) The act of
resigning.
Improper
::
Improper
(a.) Not
proper;
not
suitable;
not
fitted
to the
circumstances,
design,
or end;
unfit;
not
becoming;
incongruous;
inappropriate;
indecent;
as, an
improper
medicine;
improper
thought,
behavior,
language,
dress..
Trap
::
Trap (n.) An old term
rather
loosely
used to
designate
various
dark-colored,
heavy
igneous
rocks,
including
especially
the
feldspathic-augitic
rocks,
basalt,
dolerite,
amygdaloid,
etc., but
including
also some kinds of
diorite.
Called
also trap
rock..
Sylvicoline
::
Sylvic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
pine or its
products;
specifically,
designating
an acid
called
also
abeitic
acid, which is the chief
ingredient
of
common
resin
(obtained
from Pinus
sylvestris,
and other
species)..
Default
::
Default
(n.) A
neglect
of, or
failure
to take, some step
necessary
to
secure
the
benefit
of law, as a
failure
to
appear
in court at a day
assigned,
especially
of the
defendant
in a suit when
called
to make
answer;
also of
jurors,
witnesses,
etc..
Signatory
::
Signatory
(a.)
Relating
to a seal; used in
sealing.
Casually
::
Casually
(adv.)
Without
design;
accidentally;
fortuitously;
by
chance;
occasionally.
Consignment
::
Consignment
(n.) The
writing
by which
anything
is
consigned.
Delineate
::
Delineate
(v. t.) To
indicate
by lines drawn in the form or
figure
of; to
represent
by
sketch,
design,
or
diagram;
to
sketch
out; to
portray;
to
picture;
in
drawing
and
engraving,
to
represent
in
lines,
as with the pen,
pencil,
or
graver;
hence,
to
represent
with
accuracy
and
minuteness.
See
Delineation..
Ceremony
::
Ceremony
(n.) A sign or
prodigy;
a
portent.
Dodecatemory
::
Dodecatemory
(n.) A tern
applied
to the
twelve
houses,
or
parts,
of the
zodiac
of the
primum
mobile,
to
distinguish
them from the
twelve
signs;
also, any one of the
twelve
signs of the
zodiac..
Endless
::
Endless
(a.) Void of
design;
objectless;
as, an
endless
pursuit..
Name
::
Name (n.) The title by which any
person
or thing is known or
designated;
a
distinctive
specific
appellation,
whether
of an
individual
or a
class..
Insignificantly
::
Insignificantly
(adv.)
without
significance,
importance,
or
effect;
to no
purpose..
Versicular
::
Versicular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
verses;
designating
distinct
divisions
of a
writing.
Antiphony
::
Antiphony
(n.) A
musical
response;
also,
antiphonal
chanting
or
signing..
Letter
::
Letter
(n.)
Verbal
expression;
literal
statement
or
meaning;
exact
signification
or
requirement.
Semiologioal
::
Semiologioal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
science
of
signs,
or the
systematic
use of
signs;
as, a
semeiological
classification
of the signs or
symptoms
of
disease;
a
semeiological
arrangement
of signs used as
signals..
Idiotism
::
Idiotism
(n.) An
idiom;
a form, mode of
expression,
or
signification,
peculiar
to a
language..
Ensign
::
Ensign
(n.)
Formerly,
a
commissioned
officer
of the army who
carried
the
ensign
or flag of a
company
or
regiment..
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