sign manual
noun/ˌsʌɪn ˈmanjʊəl/UK
Etymology
From sign + manual, probably after Middle French signe manuel.
- derived from signe
Definitions
An authentic signature
An authentic signature; (especially), the signature of a sovereign, used to validate a formal document.
- We were undeceived by the King's sign manual for our embodying, which was issued May 10th 1760.
The neighborhood
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