signer

[ˈsaɪnər]

signer Definition

• 1. a person who writes their name on something, especially in order to show that they agree with its contents or have written or created it
• 2. a person who communicates using sign language

Using signer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "signer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The signer of the Declaration of Independence.

• Example

  The painter is also a signer of his artworks.

• Example

  She is a skilled signer and can communicate fluently in sign language.

signer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for signer

• writer
• subscriber
• endorser
• undersigner

Phrases with signer

• deaf signer

  a person who is deaf and communicates using sign language

  Example

  The concert had an interpreter for deaf signers.

• co-signer

  a person who signs a document along with another person, often used for loans or rental agreements

  Example

  The bank requires a co-signer for the loan.

• primary signer

  the main person who signs a document or contract

  Example

  The primary signer of the lease agreement is responsible for paying the rent.

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Summary: signer in Brief

A 'signer' [ˈsaɪnər] is a person who writes their name on something to indicate agreement or authorship, or a person who communicates using sign language. Examples include 'The signer of the Declaration of Independence,' and 'She is a skilled signer and can communicate fluently in sign language.' Phrases include 'deaf signer,' 'co-signer,' and 'primary signer.'