1sig·na·ture 
/ˈsɪgnətʃɚ/ noun
plural sig·na·tures /ˈsɪgnətʃɚ/ noun 1 [count] : a person's name written in that person's handwriting
▪ There is a place for your signature at the bottom of the form. ▪ If we can collect 200,000 signatures on our petition, then our candidate will be included on the ballot. ▪ We presented the document to the president for her signature. 2 [noncount] formal : the act of signing something
▪ The contract requires signature by both parties. [=must be signed by both parties] ▪ The bill passed and went to the governor for signature a week ago. 3 [count] : something (such as a quality or feature) that is closely associated with someone or something — usually singular ▪ Her latest movie includes the humor and fast pace that have become her signature.
▪ There is a place for your signature at the bottom of the form. ▪ If we can collect 200,000 signatures on our petition, then our candidate will be included on the ballot. ▪ We presented the document to the president for her signature.
▪ The contract requires signature by both parties. [=must be signed by both parties] ▪ The bill passed and went to the governor for signature a week ago.
