Similar words: cosigner, sign, sign on, signa, signor, signal, sign off, sign up. Meaning: v. 1. sign jointly 2. sign and endorse (another person's signature), as for a loan.
1 It was co-signed by eight other Congress members, seven of whom served in the Marine Corps, including Rep.
2 When you cosign for any credit, you serve as the guarantor of the account, meaning if the other person for whom you co-signed does not pay, you become responsible for the account.
3 OK. I'll stick my neck out and cosign your loan.
4 Relatives who are doing well may be in a position to lend money, cosign a loan, or pay a few bills.
5 If you have foreign currency notes, bills of exchange and checks, you can cosign a busine office of Bank to handle collection or discount.
6 Under the new law, first of all, a student has to prove independent ability to pay, or have a parent, or responsible person cosign.