to handstamp
- verb
- /ˈhændˌstæmp/
- Formal
- She handstamped each ticket at the entrance to the event.
Examples
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The clerk handstamped the document before returning it to me.
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Please handstamp the form before submitting it.
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Every outgoing parcel must be handstamped to confirm it has been checked.
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The clerk handstamped my documents quickly.
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The clerk will handstamp all documents to confirm their authenticity.
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Please handstamp your approval on the form before submitting it.
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Make sure to handstamp the package to indicate that it has been processed.
Synonyms
Mark a document with a rubber stamp to show it is approved
Surface Forms
Etymology
To handstamp is to press a stamp by hand to put a mark on paper or a ticket, which is why the verb means to mark something officially or to show entry.