autograph

verb/awtuɣɾɐˈfaɾ/low

au·to·gra·far

Definition

To sign something with one's own name, especially as a keepsake or proof of authenticity.

The author will autograph his books at the fair.

The player autographed the ball for the young fan.

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Common collocations

to autograph a bookto autograph a posterto autograph for fans

Do grego 'autós' (próprio) + 'gráphein' (escrever), via francês 'autographe'.