thumbprinted

English

Etymology

From thumbprint +‎ -ed or thumb +‎ printed.

Adjective

thumbprinted (comparative more thumbprinted, superlative most thumbprinted)

1. Marked with thumbprints.
   • 1923, Alan Milner, The African Law Reports: Malawi series, volume 1, page 576:

     The document was thumbprinted but there was no evidence that it was in fact thumbprinted by the accused person.