signature
/ˈsɪɡnətʃər/
noun
- A person's name written in a distinctive way, used to sign documents or show agreement.
- She has a very elegant signature with a long loop under the last letter.
- The bank teller compared the signature on the check to the one on file.
- Please put your signature at the bottom of the contract.
- A distinctive feature or characteristic that identifies someone or something.
- The artist's bold use of color became her signature over the years.
- The chef's signature is the use of fresh herbs in every dish.
- That laugh is his signature — you can always tell when he's in the room.
- A unique pattern or code used in computing to verify identity or data integrity.
- You need to add your signature to the app to prove you are the developer.
- Each email is sent with a cryptographic signature for security.
- The software checks the digital signature to ensure the file hasn't been tampered with.
adjective
- Characteristic of or associated with a particular person or thing; distinctive.
- She wore her signature red lipstick to the party.
- The company's signature product is a lightweight, durable backpack.
- The restaurant is famous for its signature dish, a spicy seafood pasta.