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autographn. (auto, abbr.) ~ 1. An individual's handwritten signature. - 2. A document written in the author's hand; a holograph. - 3. Materials bearing the author's signature. - v. ~ 4. To sign [..]
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autograph"to sign one's name," 1837, from autograph (n.). Related: Autographed; autographing. Earlier "to write with one's own hand" (1818).
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autograph"a person's signature," 1791, from Latin autographum, from Greek autographon, neuter of autographos "written with one's own hand," from autos- "self" (see auto- [..]
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autographAn autograph painting is one which is thought to have been painted entirely by the specified artist, rather than being, for instance, partly, or wholly, by studio assistants.
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autographsomething written by one's own hand mark with one's signature; "The author autographed his book" a person's own signature (autographed) be [..]
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autograph(n) something written by one's own hand(n) a person's own signature(v) mark with one's signature
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autographManuscript of a musical work in the composer’s own hand.
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autographManuscript of a musical work in the composer’s own hand.
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autographA person's signature. Autographs are a very significant part of the sports memorabilia market. Frequently autographed items include photos, cards, and equipment (balls, bats, uniforms, hockey [..]
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autographA person’s signature. Autographs are a very significant part of the sports memorabilia market. Frequently autographed items include photos, cards, and equipment (balls, bats, uniforms, hockey pucks, g [..]
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autograph(AU) – means the card/memorabilia was personally signed by the player.
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autographA signature of an athlete or person
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