| SIGNABLE | • signable adj. That can be signed (represented in sign language). • signable adj. Ready to have a signature affixed to it, as with a contract. • signable adj. Available for the posting of signs. |
| SIGNAGES | • signages n. (Chiefly India) plural of signage. • SIGNAGE n. a system of signs in a community. |
| SIGNALED | • signaled v. (US, Canada) simple past tense and past participle of signal. • SIGNAL v. to make a sign. |
| SIGNALER | • signaler n. One who signals. • signaler n. A device that sends a signal. • SIGNALER n. (US) one who signals, also SIGNALLER. |
| SIGNALLY | • signally adv. In a signal manner; conspicuously. • SIGNAL adv. notable. |
| SIGNETED | • signeted adj. Stamped or marked with a signet. • SIGNET v. to mark with an official seal. |
| SIGNIEUR | • signieur n. Alternative form of seignior. • SIGNIEUR n. (Shakespeare) a lord, esp. of manor, also SEIGNEUR, SEIGNIOR. |
| SIGNINGS | • signings n. Plural of signing. • SIGNING n. the use of sign language. |
| SIGNIORI | • SIGNOR n. (Italian) an Italian title of courtesy for a man, also SIGNIOR, SIGNORE. |
| SIGNIORS | • signiors n. Plural of signior. • SIGNIOR n. (Italian) an Italian title of courtesy for a man, also SIGNOR, SIGNORE. |
| SIGNIORY | • signiory n. Alternative form of seigniory. • SIGNIORY n. the power of a seignior, also SEIGNORY, SIGNORIA, SIGNORY. |
| SIGNLESS | • signless adj. Without a sign or signs. • SIGNLESS adj. without signs. |
| SIGNORAS | • signoras n. Plural of signora. • SIGNORA n. (Italian) an Italian title of courtesy for a married woman. |
| SIGNORES | • SIGNORE n. (Italian) an Italian title of courtesy for a man, also SIGNOR, SIGNIOR. |
| SIGNORIA | • signoria n. Lordship, especially in medieval Italian city states. • SIGNORIA n. (Italian) the governing body of any of various medieval Italian republics, esp. Venice. |
| SIGNPOST | • signpost n. A post bearing a sign that gives information on directions. • signpost n. (Cryptic crosswords) A word or phrase within a clue that serves as an indicator, rather than being fodder. • signpost v. (Transitive) To install signposts on. |