Autograph

What do we mean by autograph?

A person's own signature or handwriting. noun

A manuscript in the author's handwriting. noun

To write one's name or signature on or in; sign. transitive verb

To write in one's own handwriting. transitive verb

Written in the writer's own handwriting. adjective

Written by one's self; in one's own handwriting: as, an autograph letter.

A person's own handwriting; something written by a person's own hand; an original manuscript or signature. noun

An autographic press (which see, under press). noun

To write with one's own hand.

To write one's autograph on or in

To copy or produce in autograph, or by an autographic process. See autographic.

In one's own handwriting adjective

That which is written with one's own hand; an original manuscript; a person's own signature or handwriting. noun

A person’s own handwriting, especially the signature of a famous or admired person. noun

A manuscript in the author’s handwriting. noun

Written in the author’s own handwriting. adjective

To sign, or write one’s name or signature on a book etc verb

To write something in one's own handwriting verb

A person's own signature noun

Mark with one's signature verb

A person’s own handwriting, especially the signature of a famous or admired person.

A manuscript in the author’s handwriting.

Words that are spelled similarly to autograph:
autograph, auxograph, pantograph, autotroph, autograft, allograph, apograph, antigraph, motograph, autography, duograph, rotograph, autographs, arcograph, autogram, autograf, aerograph, altigraph, astrograph, autogrp, autographe, autogramm, actigraph.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word autograph:
facsimile, manuscript, memorabilia, handwriting, hound, sonata, auctions, haydn, bach, handel, concerto, viola, marriott, mozart, beethoven, collector, una, sessions, session, signing, hobby, copy, alley, que, score, hotels, dealer, kannada, copied, instrumentation, reads, scores, ink, signature, hunters, fan, celebrity, auction, photo, symphony, preserved, celebrities, collection, dated, conventions, cards, photograph, drawings, correspondence, fans, letters, copies, archive, violin, favorite, library, letter, movements, possession, survive, printed, card, edition, pages, sign, der, comics, composition, mall, sell, jan, donald, documents, missing, document, hollywood.

Words that rhyme with autograph:
staff, half, laugh, graph, chaff, calf, gaffe, behalf, epitaph, monograph, gaff, giraffe, photograph, telegraph, paragraph, naff, carafe, graf, gaf, raff, phonograph, staph, raphe, lithograph, riffraff, raf, draff, taff, choreograph, polygraph, falstaff, mimeograph, haff, laff, flagstaff, sclaff, allograph, graff, spectrograph, chief of staff, hectograph, belly laugh, paff, rhaphe, bar graph, skaff, scaff, wagstaff, golden calf, msafp, schaff, pfaff, time and a half, overstaff, unitaf, shaff, general staff, graef, understaff, echograph, mass spectrograph, taffe, metcalf, sir john falstaff, box calf, wireless telegraph, office staff, second half, braff, research staff, assaf, first half, maintenance staff, service staff, bickerstaff, sound spectrograph, sales staff, headquarters staff, x-ray photograph, last half, security staff, biggerstaff, graeff, grandstaff, longstaff, fraph, grindstaff, graefe, sielaff, hackstaff, intergraph, pendergraph, pinkstaff, reprograph, yaffe.

Adjectives that are often used to describe autograph:
original, own, first, genuine, interesting, facsimile, royal, last, precious, only, authentic, rare, valuable, second, single, personal, complete, extant, earliest, gilt, bold, very, unpublished, beautiful, imperial, musical, wild, actual, mysterious, natal, crooked, known, pretended, famous, clear, divine, curious, mere, familiar, spurious, fine, french, undoubted, scarce, pretty, oldest, latin, incomplete, unmistakable, stereo, unique, fragmentary, racial, prussian, yer, filial, alleged, gentle, legible, foolish, elegant, above, neat, literary, inverted, simile, page, dated, female, affectionate, usual, brown, undated, editorial, venerable, non, noble, characteristic, occasional, indignant, fair, framed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective autograph:
letter, manuscript, score, letters, hunters, signature, book, document, copies, manuscripts, collectors, scores, notes, note, collecting, poem, copy, hunting, receipt, parties, collector, signatures, verse, draft, album, drafts, verses, seekers, pact.

Words that sound like autograph:
autograph, autograf, autographe, autographs, autographed, autograft, photograph, fotograf, autocrat, autotroph, autography, autographic, autographing, autogram, autogramm, orthograph, epigraph, diagraph, allograph, ideograph, digraph, sonograph, autocross, autogyro, logograph, photographs, pictograph, photographed, lithograph, biograph, intergraph, pantograph, dictograph, hectograph, outgrow, outgrew, choreograph, holograph, autotrophs, monograph, outgrowth, autocrats, degraff, tachograph, topograph, autogamy.