Autograph
/ˈɔːtəɡræf/
Definitions
- (n.) A signature written by a person’s own hand, especially that of a celebrity or public figure.
The book was signed with the author’s autograph.
- (v.) To sign one’s name on a document or item.
Fans waited eagerly to have the athlete autograph their memorabilia.
Forms
- autographs
- autographed
- autographing
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Commentary
In legal documents, an autograph typically signifies personal execution or authorization; ensure clarity whether the term refers to a signature or the act of signing.
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