ALL meanings of countersign
coun·ter·sign
C c - verb countersign If you countersign a document, you sign it after someone else has signed it. 3
- verb countersign to sign (a document already signed by another) 3
- noun countersign the signature so written 3
- noun countersign a secret sign given in response to another sign 3
- noun countersign a password 3
- noun countersign a signature added to a document previously signed by another, for authentication or confirmation 3
- noun countersign a secret sign or signal in answer to another, as in a secret society 3
- noun countersign a secret word or signal which must be given to a guard or sentry by someone wishing to pass; password 3
- verb transitive countersign to authenticate (a previously signed document) by adding one's own signature 3
- noun countersign Add a signature to (a document already signed by another person). 1
- noun countersign a sign used in reply to another sign. 1
- noun countersign Military. a secret sign that must be given by authorized persons seeking admission through a guarded area. 1
- noun countersign a signature added to another signature, especially for authentication. 1
- verb with object countersign to sign (a document that has been signed by someone else), especially in confirmation or authentication. 1
- transitive verb countersign sign to confirm sb else's signature 1
- noun countersign a second signature added to a document to affirm the validity of the signature of the first person. 0
- noun countersign The response to a sign or signal. 0
- verb countersign (Transitive Verb) to sign on the opposite side of (a document). 0
- verb countersign (Transitive Verb) (by extension) to add a second signature to a document, affirming the validity of the signature of another person. 0