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A '''signature''' is the writing, in ones own hand, of ones name on a letter or other document as a form of verification. It can, by extension, also mean a distinctive personal characteristic, or something particularly associated with oneself: thus chefs may have a ''signature dish'' on their menu.
 
A '''signature''' is the writing, in ones own hand, of ones name on a letter or other document as a form of verification. It can, by extension, also mean a distinctive personal characteristic, or something particularly associated with oneself: thus chefs may have a ''signature dish'' on their menu.
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A signature is the writing, in ones own hand, of ones name on a letter or other document as a form of verification. It can, by extension, also mean a distinctive personal characteristic, or something particularly associated with oneself: thus chefs may have a signature dish on their menu.