chirography
91hand — [n1] appendage at end of human arm, including fingers duke*, extremity, fin*, fist, grasp, grip, ham*, hold, hook, metacarpus, mitt*, palm, paw*, phalanges, shaker*; concept 392 hand [n2] person who does labor aide, artificer, artisan,… …
92handwriting — [n] the way a person writes autography, calligraphy, chicken scratch*, chirography, ductus, griffonage, hand, hieroglyphics, longhand, manuscript, manuscription, mark, pencraft, penscript, scratching*, scrawl, scribble, script, scription,… …
93script — [n1] handwriting calligraphy, characters, chirography, fist, hand, letters, longhand, penmanship, writing; concepts 79,284 script [n2] story for a performance article, book, copy, dialogue, libretto, lines, manuscript, playbook, scenario, text,… …
94writing — [n1] printing on paper autograph, calligraphy, chirography, cuneiform, hand, handwriting, hieroglyphics, longhand, manuscription, print, scrawl, scribble, script, shorthand; concepts 79,284 writing [n2] printed composition article, belleslettres …
95handwriting — The chirography of a person. The cast or form of writing peculiar to a person, including the size, shape, and style of letters, tricks of penmanship, and whatever gives individuality to his writing, distinguishing it from that of other persons.… …
96handwriting — The chirography of a person. The cast or form of writing peculiar to a person, including the size, shape, and style of letters, tricks of penmanship, and whatever gives individuality to his writing, distinguishing it from that of other persons.… …
97penmanship — noun beautiful handwriting • Syn: ↑calligraphy, ↑chirography • Derivationally related forms: ↑penman, ↑calligraphical (for: ↑calligraphy), ↑calligraphist ( …
98chirographer — kīˈrägrəfə(r) noun ( s) Etymology: alteration (influenced by Late Latin chirographarius) of earlier cirographer, from Anglo French or Medieval Latin; Anglo French cirogrofer from Medieval Latin chirographarius, from Late Latin, signed, of… …
