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• n  a post bearing a sign that gives directions or shows the way
• v  mark with a signpost, as of a path

• So he was stretched along a Wyoming fence not just as a dying young man but as a signpost.
• It is the latest signpost in the Bush Administration's hegira from lunatic idealism to utter desperation in Iraq, and it comes at a crucial moment.
• Televisionaries, who foresee TV swallowing up all its show-business elders, could point last week to a new signpost.

• guidepost

News & Articles

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• Who was Adm. Fitch?
  BY JT LEONARD Times Record Staff BRUNSWICK It’s just another name atop a signpost on an old and changing military base. But who was Adm. Fitch? read more
  June 14, 2013 - The Times Record
• Who was Admiral Fitch?
  By JT LEONARD, Times Record Staff BRUNSWICK It’s just another name atop a signpost on an old and changing military base. But who was Admiral Fitch? read more
  June 13, 2013 - The Times Record
• Tim Cook Killed Apple One More Time This Week
  Monday's opening presentation at WWDC will go down as just another signpost when historians tell the story of Apple's demise. Click to view a price quote on AAPL . Click to research the Consumer Durables industry.        
  June 12, 2013 - TheStreet.com

Quotes

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• Thabo Mbeki in Independent Online
  Let us use the death of Dr Tshabalala-Msimang as a milestone on our journey, a signpost towards a future with an Aids-free South Africa,said Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba.
• Asma Jehangir in Desicritics.org
  The expertise to read the signpost of the attack on secularism and democracy in India and monitor accordingly is the need of the hour,says Ms. Asma Jahangir, United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief at her concluding...
• Kevin Rudd in The Age
  In the past 24 hours he has changed his position on whether or not Iraq should be a democracy,Mr Rudd told reporters. "He has changed his position on whether or not Iraq should be a single, unified state, he has said that a signpost may be...