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Definition of signature
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 signature is as below...
Signature
(v. t.)
Especially,
the name of any
person,
written
with his own hand,
employed
to
signify
that the
writing
which
precedes
accords
with his
wishes
or
intentions;
a sign
manual;
an
autograph..
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Counterfeit
::
Counterfeit
(v. t.) To
imitate
with a view to
deceiving,
by
passing
the copy for that which is
original
or
genuine;
to
forge;
as, to
counterfeit
the
signature
of
another,
coins,
notes,
etc..
Natural
::
Natural
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a key which has
neither
a flat nor a sharp for its
signature,
as the key of C
major..
Carte Blanche
::
Carte
blanche
() A blank
paper,
with a
person's
signature,
etc., at the
bottom,
given to
another
person,
with
permission
to
superscribe
what
conditions
he
pleases.
Hence:
Unconditional
terms;
unlimited
authority..
Fiat
::
Fiat (n.) An
authority
for
certain
proceedings
given by the Lord
Chancellor's
signature.
Countersign
::
Countersign
(v. t.) To sign on the
opposite
side of (an
instrument
or
writing);
hence,
to sign in
addition
to the
signature
of a
principal
or
superior,
in order to
attest
the
authenticity
of a
writing..
Crisscross
::
Crisscross
(n.) A mark or
cross,
as the
signature
of a
person
who is
unable
to
write..
Paraph
::
Paraph
(n.) A
flourish
made with the pen at the end of a
signature.
In the
Middle
Ages, this
formed
a sort of rude
safeguard
against
forgery..
Signature
::
Signature
(v. t.) A
letter
or
figure
placed
at the
bottom
of the first page of each sheet of a book or
pamphlet,
as a
direction
to the
binder
in
arranging
and
folding
the
sheets..
Hand
::
Hand (n.)
Handwriting;
style of
penmanship;
as, a good, bad or
running
hand.
Hence,
a
signature..
Mark
::
Mark (n.) A
character
(usually
a
cross)
made as a
substitute
for a
signature
by one who can not
write.
Sigil
::
Sigil (n.) A seal; a
signature.
Frank
::
Frank (a.) The
privilege
of
sending
letters
or other mail
matter,
free of
postage,
or
without
charge;
also, the sign, mark, or
signature
denoting
that a
letter
or other mail
matter
is to free of
postage..
Subscription
::
Subscription
(n.) The
signature
attached
to a
paper.
Signature
::
Signature
(v. t.) A sign,
stamp,
or mark
impressed,
as by a
seal..
Accidental
::
Accidental
(n.) A
sharp,
flat, or
natural,
occurring
not at the
commencement
of a piece of music as the
signature,
but
before
a
particular
note..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) The
crosslike
mark or
symbol
used
instead
of a
signature
by those
unable
to
write.
Sheet
::
Sheet (v. t.) A
single
signature
of a book or a
pamphlet.
Sign
::
Sign (n.) To affix a
signature
to; to
ratify
by hand or seal; to
subscribe
in one's own
handwriting.
Forgery
::
Forgery
(n.) The act of
forging,
fabricating,
or
producing
falsely;
esp., the crime of
fraudulently
making
or
altering
a
writing
or
signature
purporting
to be made by
another;
the false
making
or
material
alteration
of or
addition
to a
written
instrument
for the
purpose
of
deceit
and
fraud;
as, the
forgery
of a
bond..
Signaturist
::
Signaturist
(n.) One who holds to the
doctrine
of
signatures
impressed
upon
objects,
indicative
of
character
or
qualities..
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