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subsign

subsign noun: a lower-level sign.

Noun

subsign (plural subsigns)

  1. A lower-level sign.

Verb

subsign (third-person singular simple present subsigns, present participle subsigning, simple past and past participle subsigned)

  1. (archaic, transitive) To sign beneath; to append a signature to.

Forms of subsign

Noun
pluralsubsigns
Verb
third-person singular presentsubsigns
present participlesubsigning
past participlesubsigned
pastsubsigned

Origin of subsign

From sub- + sign.

Questions about subsign

What does subsign mean?
Subsign means a lower-level sign.
What part of speech is subsign?
Subsign can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of subsign?
The plural of subsign is subsigns.

Words near subsign in the dictionary

  1. subsidy publishers
  2. subsieve
  3. subsieves
  4. subsigmoid
  5. subsigmoidal
  6. subsign
  7. subsignal
  8. subsignals
  9. subsignature
  10. subsignatures
  11. subsigned

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