Signed

What do we mean by signed?

Having a signature affixed. adjective

Of, relating to, or expressed in a sign language. adjective

Having both positive and negative varieties. adjective

Having a signature, endorsed. adjective

Simple past tense and past participle of sign. verb

Having a handwritten signature adjective

Used of the language of the deaf adjective

To make a mark

To make the sign of the cross

To indicate

Agree with, show support. Usually used on forums, such as WoW and preceeded with / to represent in-game emotes. Comes from the signing of petitions to support an change or idea. Urban Dictionary

-A word proceeding your name at the end of a written work, such as a letter to someone. -A way of expressing agreement or approval of something, used much like word, hell yeah or I concur. Urban Dictionary

Signs are actions a person does/says to subtly indicate to another that they are interested in them, be it romantically or sexually. Life is really just a question of reading the signs. Urban Dictionary

To reaffirm one's unemployed status for the purpose of collecting unemployment benefits. (UK) Urban Dictionary

Coolest name ever!!! Old Nordic, somewhat common in Denmark. Derives from old Norse sigr = 'victory' and nýr = 'new, young' Other Scandinavian variants are Signhild, Signý and Signa In Nordic mythology, name of the goddess Sigyn, wife of Loki Urban Dictionary

The name of the best friend that anyone could ever ask for. She over worries about the ones that she loves and she cares about everyone close to her. She's good at everything and everybody loves her. If you get the chance to get to know a Signe, then do it. Urban Dictionary

A terribly awesome person thats good at everything and will continue to be the best quality of person that you could ever imagine...plus 10 AMAZIN! Urban Dictionary

1. To agree with something someone has said or an idea. Urban Dictionary

The art of stealing street/construction signs. Usually, any street sign is acceptable to take, however, it is an unspoken rule that signs such as "Hospital" or "In Memory Of" be left alone. Most people say it is unacceptable to take "Stop" signs, but if it's in a sparsely trafficed area, it is usually fine. Almost anything else is fair game. Some people hold contests to see who who is able to jack the funniest/rarest signs. This is a popular sport among the Hellraisers. Urban Dictionary

-A girl's name. It's Norwegian and Swedish. Means "victorious" or "new victory" -A really difficult and complex Eric Clapton song. Purely instrumental, but very beautiful. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to signed:
signed, signet, signer, sighed, signee, signe, sinned, signes.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word signed:
waived, contract, memorandum, deal, undisclosed, agent, ratified, roster, agreement, serie, treaty, fee, loan, label, emi, signing, squad, ers, agreements, debut, records, extension, rookie, petition, sony, tampa, jets, giants, affiliate, contracts, free, lions, sox, declaration, minor, club, transfer, eagles, warner, premier, rangers, releasing, league, tigers, worth, option, cooperation, nfl.

Words that rhyme with signed:
wind, bind, mind, find, grind, kind, blind, behind, unwind, remind, inclined, rind, refined, hind, mastermind, aligned, resigned, nevermind, wunderkind, defined, confined, combined, assigned, mankind, streamlined, intertwined, designed, maligned, opined, unkind, undefined, undermined, entwined, lined, humankind, realigned, redefined, fined, crined, unrefined, declined, peace of mind, enshrined, outlined, consigned, disinclined, colorblind, quarantined, mined, tined, shined, breaking wind, pined, bear in mind, dined, fall behind, spined, leave behind, sidelined, twined, affined, in kind, whined, wined, redesigned, vined, nonaligned, reassigned, unlined, get behind, unsigned, broken wind, unconfined, underlined, state of mind, trade wind, brined, chined, frame of mind, reclined, north wind, venetian blind, headlined, presence of mind, open mind, break wind, solar wind, get wind, subconscious mind, chinook wind, of unsound mind, have in mind, of one mind, of the same mind, south wind, fly blind, prevailing wind, come to mind, drop behind, window blind.

Adjectives that are often used to describe signed:
self, letter, date, other, witness, own, lengthy, size, original, white, form, high, made, bronze.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective signed:
agreement, copy, certificate, junction, ranks, receipt, confession, magnitude, note, form, certificates, value, authorization, contract, article, statement, photographs, piece, report, application, work, trail, measure, number, pledge, letter, copies, cards, promise, articles, warrant, acknowledgment, agreements, writing, original, order, off, integer, contracts, consent, result, language, pieces, documents, intersection, rank, path, assembly, petition, trailhead, entry, numbers, document, treaty, road, guarantee, deal, complaint, card, name, photos, file, commitment, digit, painting, reviews, message, petitions, release, acknowledgement, photograph, graph, protest, opinion, digraph, complement, sheet, review, acceptance, letters, footpath, editorial, undertaking, fork, entries, resignation, turnoff, notes, appraisal, chit, columns, displacement, track.

Consonant match to signed:
sound, send, sand, sonde, sind, scend, sunned, sinned, sande, sund, sunde.

Words that sound like signed:
signed, sound, sand, send, sinned, sind, sond, sund, sunned, scend, sande, sunde, sindh, sonde, synd, seint, saynd, side, sign, sent, scent, saint, cent, seemed, sighed, sine, st, assigned, cide, sint, siad, sant, sinai, syne, sunt, summed, sein, syed, seamed, snd, sont, spined, cint, seid, samed, st., seide, siny, cindie, sandt, sayyid, syde, -cide, sundt, synt, scint, sindt, cyne, sayad, sajd, cent-, sine die, ceint, wind, hind, shined, zoned, wined, zand, zond, zend, zande, ascend, cindy, cinder, cena, cite, cede, cine, cid, cin, cen, cinna, ceed, cene, cindi, cien, cinda, cyd, c.d, c.o.d, cde, cinn, cein, cnd, cine-, ciet, ceni, ceann, cidh.