A token, emblem, sign, mark; a portent; a signal; †a zodiacal sign (obsolete).

figurative and in figurative contexts, esp. with reference to the finger as a means of touching or grasping, or of indicating by pointing.

A distinguishing mark, emblem, token. in seyn that, to signify that.

An indicator, symptom, or omen (of something); a quality, occurrence, etc., indicative of something.

Something that is shown or appears; a revelation, a manifestation of something; a sign or portent; a dream or vision. Now archaic and historical.

figurative. An attribute, product, or token, compared in its character to the preceding.

As a mass noun. Indication or token of a fact, quality, feeling, state of affairs, etc.; evidence. Frequently with of and complement or that and…

An act or instance of signifying something; a sign, symbol; a signal.

An indication, sign, or token; (as a mass noun) signs, indications. Also †to take evidence: to prognosticate on the basis of signs or omens. to bea…

A sign, token, or indication of some quality, condition, fact, etc., or from which something may be inferred; a characteristic or distinguishing…

A token.

Sign, token. Obsolete.

A means whereby it is possible to know something; a sign, an indication. Obsolete.

A thing which shows or give an indication of something; an indicator; an indicative symptom of a disease. Obsolete.

An indication or sign.

An indication or token of a fact, quality, future occurrence, etc.; a sign, a symbol. Also as a mass noun. Frequently with of, that.

An indication of an idea, emotion, etc.; an intimation of a future event. Also as a mass noun: notice, indication, intimation. Now rare.

A thing or circumstance which establishes the truth of a claim or theory; (a piece of) proof or evidence. Also: †a sign or indication of…

= sign, n.

(An) indication; a sign. Cf. likelihood, n. 4. Obsolete.

A sign, token, characteristic mark. archaic.

The action or fact of signifying a future event; prefiguration.

Manifestation; visible expression or indication.

A thing or word serving to signify or indicate something; a sign, symbol. Obsolete.

Something that serves as a mark, sign, or token.

A sign, an indication of something; a token. Obsolete.

The action of making known or expressing merely; an expression by sign or token, an indication; a suggestion, a hint.

A person who or thing which signifies or indicates something.

figurative. A distinctive mark or sign; an indication; a point of reference.

An indication or token (of a fact, deed, etc.). Now rare.

= indication, n., indicium, n.

Something that is likely or probable. Also: something that gives grounds for a probable inference, an indication or sign. Frequently in plural.

A thing which signifies or indicates something, esp. a future event. Frequently followed by of. Now rare.

A manifestation, an indication. Now rare.

An indication or sign of a fact, quality, etc.; a trace or vestige of something. Chiefly with of. Later only in negative contexts. Now rare…

An indication, mark, sign, or token; (as a mass noun) indications, signs; = evidence, n. 8. Also: testimony.

an indicator.

He who or that which betokens or indicates.

An outward sign, index. Obsolete.

Something which proves or indicates; a proof, evidence; a sign, token, mark. Obsolete.

figurative. Evidence, indication.

A thing which expresses or conveys meaning; a sign, a symbol, an indication.

A point by which to judge; a criterion, token, sign. Obsolete.

A sign, token, or indication of something.

A mark, trace, indication. Obsolete.

The fact of denoting or making known; indication; concrete a means or mode of denoting; a token, sign.

figurative. A particular set of past or present circumstances, as revealed or indicated by an object, image, etc. Frequently in to tell a story (cf. e…

A mark or indication of a quality; a remaining trace of something. Obsolete.

An indication, sign, token. Chiefly in plural.

(with a and plural) A mark by which a thing is made known or indicated; a sign, indication.

An indication, sign, token.

A mark, a sign; a symbol.

= indication, n.: cf. indict, v.2 2. Obsolete.

figurative. A non-material indication or evidence of the presence or existence of something, or of a former event or condition; a sign, mark.

A thing which serves as evidence of something; a sign, an indication. Obsolete. rare.

A sign, token, or symptom; an expression by sign or token.

A mark or indication. Obsolete. rare.

A thing which is significant or meaningful. Obsolete. rare.

That which serves to indicate or give a suggestion of something; an indication of.

One who betrays: in various senses of the verb.

A sign or indication that something is true; a thing or circumstance which establishes the truth of a claim or theory; (a piece of) evidence or…

figurative. That quality by which anything is felt or suspected to be near at hand.

Information, cognizance; modern dialect a sign, token (cf. witter, n.1 1), a hint.

A mark, sign, or symbol; †a stigma (obsolete).

figurative.

something that conveys a sign; (chiefly Linguistics and Semiotics) the aspect of a sign that is perceptible to the interpreter (as an action…

An object or indicator that acts as a guide to direction, position, or route, or that marks a boundary, limit, etc.; a distinctive object, feature…

Usually in plural. A restless murmur, a grumbling; (also) an indication that some significant change is imminent or has begun. Frequently with of…