noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a signet ring (= a ring that has a letter or symbol cut into a flat surface )
signet ring
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
ring
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The dancer Fred Astaire was among those in modern times who have worn a signet ring on the right hand.
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The signet rings were probably the prerogative of the rich, as they were often made of gold or silver.
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On the index finger of his left hand he wore a gold signet ring .
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She went into the hall and rested Johnny's signet ring on the little table there.
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Schumacher fiddled energetically with his signet ring , and offered no further conversation beyond a snort of ridicule.
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Such letters are sealed with the cardinal's own signet ring .
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Johnny's signet ring was somewhere in the hall; there was no doubting it.
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Glynn also had stolen from him a purse containing £22 and a gold signet ring .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In the signet office, the last dated document to survive was issued on I I June.
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On the index finger of his left hand he wore a gold signet ring.
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On the next day, 10 June, Gloucester wrote to York under his own signet for military help.
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Schumacher fiddled energetically with his signet ring, and offered no further conversation beyond a snort of ridicule.
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She went into the hall and rested Johnny's signet ring on the little table there.
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Such letters are sealed with the cardinal's own signet ring.
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The signet rings were probably the prerogative of the rich, as they were often made of gold or silver.
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The dancer Fred Astaire was among those in modern times who have worn a signet ring on the right hand.