handstamp
/ˈhændˌstæmp/
noun
- A stamp that is held and pressed by hand, used to mark paper or other surfaces with ink.
- The clerk used a handstamp to mark the envelopes as 'Paid'.
- The teacher used a handstamp to put a star on the students' homework.
- She bought a custom handstamp with her initials for her office.
verb
- To mark something with a handstamp.
- The librarian will handstamp the due date on the book.
- They handstamped the passports at the border crossing.
- Please handstamp each ticket before the event starts.