Object

• petition: Denis said, " Hundreds of residents across the city have already signed the petition.

• agreement: Partner sites will be asked to sign a formal agreement regarding their participation.

• contract: We signed the contracts, we should honor them in full!

• declaration: We support and encourage all members and supporters to sign the declaration of the Campaign for a New Workers ' Party.

• treaty: Almost 80 years ago Poland signed a friendship treaty with Iran.

• autograph: He signed some autographs then he signed my bit of paper and I said Thanks.

Converse of object

• show: The council are showing no signs of backing down, however.

• warn: Damaged nerve tissue Any of these may be warning signs that eye disease could develop.

• follow: Follow signs to York Road car park on right hand side.

Preposition: on

• behalf: Doubtless, he thought he was signing on behalf of his entire party and to a set of uncontroversial sentiments.

Adjective modifier

• clinical: This organism has been isolated occasionally from young dogs with clinical signs of colitis.

• visible: God preaches the gospel to us through these visible, tangible signs.

Modifies a noun

• interpreter: He and his teachers use microphones to amplify sounds and he has his own sign interpreter.

• language: We provide a Sign Language Club for children who want to keep learning sign language on a regular basis.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Sign up for updates Register for regular updates via our email alerts.

Noun used with modifier

• warning: There are often no obvious early warning signs of eye problems.

• minus: Q I used to use the minus sign - to play my blank tile.

• neon: With the camera approaching the venueâs neon signs, you could see that The Hollies were part of the all star presentations.

• tell-tale: Tell-tale signs of a chillier environment for journalists are proliferating.

• telltale: It's the varying of the counter's bets that is the telltale sign that a player is possibly counting cards.