signer ( g silent)

[Eng. sign, v.; -er.] One who signs. sig-nět, [Fr., dim in. of signe a sign (q. v.).] priate marks. sig-nāte, a. [Lat.sign at us=marked.] Zool.: A term applied to animals with definite color markings. *sig-nā-tion, s. [Latin signatio, from sign at us, pa. par. of sig no =to mark, to sign.] 1. The act of betokening; a sign given. 2. The act of marking with a sign or mark. "Those other examples of the sign at i on of the fœtus from the mother's fancy, Fienus reject eth."-More: Immortality of the Soul , pt. iii., bk. iii., ch. vii.