Stamp
41stamp — /stæmp/ noun a device for making marks on documents; a mark made in this way ● The invoice has the stamp ‘Received with thanks’ on it. ● The customs officer looked at the stamps in his passport. ■ verb 1. to mark a document with a stamp ● to… …
42stamp — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. impression, symbol, device, seal, trademark, brand; authorization, certification, approval, assent; postage; die, rubber stamp; certificate, wafer, label; kind, sort, quality. See indication, form,… …
43stamp — [12] Stamp originally meant ‘crush into small pieces, pound’. The sense ‘slam the foot down’ did not emerge until the 14th century, and ‘imprint with a design by pressure’ (which forms the semantic basis of postage stamp [19]) is as recent as the …
44stamp — 1. verb 1) he stamped on my toe Syn: trample (on), step on, tread on, tramp on, stomp on; crush, squash, flatten 2) John stamped off, muttering Syn: stomp, stump, clomp …
45stamp — v 1.(all with the foot) strike, beat, pound, crush, mash, squash, Dial. squish; step on, Inf. stomp, tread on, tramp on, trample. 2.Usu. stamp out put out, extinguish, snuff out, kill; suppress, subdue, quell, quash, put down, squelch, scotch,… …
46stamp — See postage stamp; revenue stamps; rubber stamp; stamp taxes; trading stamps …
47stamp — [12] Stamp originally meant ‘crush into small pieces, pound’. The sense ‘slam the foot down’ did not emerge until the 14th century, and ‘imprint with a design by pressure’ (which forms the semantic basis of postage stamp [19]) is as recent as the …
48stamp — See: SAVINGS STAMP, TRADING STAMP …
49stamp — See: SAVINGS STAMP, TRADING STAMP …
50stamp — 1. verb 1) he stamped on my toe Syn: trample, step, tread, tramp, crush, squash, flatten 2) John stamped off, muttering Syn: stomp, stump, clump 3) …
