| ASSIGNING | • assigning v. Present participle of assign. • ASSIGN v. to set apart for a particular purpose. |
| COSIGNING | • cosigning v. Present participle of cosign. • co-signing v. Present participle of co-sign. • COSIGN v. to sign jointly. |
| DESIGNING | • designing v. Present participle of design. • designing adj. Artful; scheming. • designing n. A process of design. |
| ENSIGNING | • ensigning v. Present participle of ensign. • ENSIGN v. to mark with a badge or sign. |
| INSIGNIAS | • insignias n. Plural of insignia. • INSIGNIA n. a sign of membership or honour. |
| OBSIGNING | • obsigning v. Present participle of obsign. • OBSIGN v. to seal or confirm, also OBSIGNATE. |
| RESIGNING | • resigning v. Present participle of resign. • re-signing v. Present participle of re-sign. • RESIGN v. to give up an office or position. |
| SIGNIEURS | • signieurs n. Plural of signieur. • SIGNIEUR n. (Shakespeare) a lord, esp. of manor, also SEIGNEUR, SEIGNIOR. |
| SIGNIFICS | • significs n. (Obsolete) A proposed linguistic science based on the use of the exact significance of terms and concepts. • SIGNIFICS n. the science of meaning. |
| SIGNIFIED | • signified n. (Linguistics, structuralism) The concept or idea evoked by a sign. • signified v. Simple past tense and past participle of signify. • SIGNIFIED n. that which is meant. |
| SIGNIFIER | • signifier n. Something or someone that signifies, makes something more significant or important. • signifier n. (Linguistics) The sound of a spoken word or string of letters on a page that a person recognizes as a sign. • SIGNIFIER n. something that signifies. |
| SIGNIFIES | • signifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of signify. • SIGNIFY v. to make known. |