Autograph
Pronunciation: /ˈɔːtəɡˌræf/
Autograph (noun)
- a famous person's written name, often given as a keepsake.
- a document or piece of writing done by hand, not printed.
Examples
- She asked for the actor's autograph after the show.
- He collected autographs from all the musicians at the concert.
Common collocations: collect autographs, ask for an autograph, famous autograph, ancient autograph, original autograph
Autograph (verb)
- to write your name on something, especially for someone else.
Examples
- He autographed the book for his fans.
- She autographed the poster before the event.