autograph
1au·to·graph
noun \ˈȯ-tə-ˌgraf\Definition of AUTOGRAPH
: something written or made with one's own hand: a : an original manuscript or work of art b : a person's handwritten signature
— au·tog·ra·phy \ȯ-ˈtä-grə-fē\ noun
Examples of AUTOGRAPH
- We asked her for her autograph.
- There were several autograph seekers outside the theater.
Origin of AUTOGRAPH
Late Latin autographum, from Latin, neuter of autographus written with one's own hand, from Greek autographos, from aut- + -graphos written — more at -graph
First Known Use: circa 1644
Rhymes with AUTOGRAPH
allograph, barograph, bathyscaphe, cenotaph, chronograph, circle graph, cryptograph, epigraph, epitaph, half-and-half, hectograph, holograph, homograph, hygrograph, kymograph, lithograph, logograph, micrograph, monograph, pantograph, paragraph, phonograph, photograph, pictograph, polygraph, quarterstaff, seismograph, serigraph, shadowgraph, shandygaff, spectrograph, sphygmograph, telegraph, thermograph, typograph
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