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auto·graph (ôt′ə graf′)
noun
- a signature, handwritten inscription, etc., esp. that of a famous person which is valued as a memento
- a thing written in one's own handwriting; original manuscript; holograph
Etymology: L autographum, neut. of autographus < Gr autographos, written with one's own hand < autos, self + graphein: see graphic
transitive verb
- to write (something) with one's own hand
- to write one's signature on or in
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Converse of object
- sign: I went to all the previews, signed autographs for many, many hours at a time.
Noun used with modifier
- signing: Nicholas Courtney signing autograph 's at a show in Alfreton Derbyshire in late 2001.
Adjective modifier
- fake: Here are a few tips to help avoid buying one of the many fake autographs on ebay.
Preposition: on
- ebay: Here are a few tips to help avoid buying one of the many fake autographs on ebay.
Modifying Another Word
- personally: Just fill out the form below and The Scary Guy will personally autograph a copy.. .
Modifies a noun
- hunter: The circle of autograph hunters around us didn't distract him.
Preposition: for
- fan: Liberty X sign autographs for fans at the Cool Pod!
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