presign
presign verb: to sign in advance.
Verb
presign (third-person singular simple present presigns, present participle presigning, simple past and past participle presigned)
- To sign in advance.
- According to anecdotal reports, one parent even wanted to presign consent forms so that the officers could return any time.1999, David I. Sheppard, Shay Bilchik, Promising Strategies to Reduce Gun Violence: Report, page 89
Forms of presign
| third-person singular present | presigns |
|---|---|
| present participle | presigning |
| past participle | presigned |
| past | presigned |
Origin of presign
From pre- + sign.
Questions about presign
- What does presign mean?
- Presign means to sign in advance.
- What part of speech is presign?
- Presign is a verb.
- What is the past tense of presign?
- The past tense of presign is presigned.
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