cosign

To agree or to concur.

Okay Gurl, I cosign to that.

by Wynette zMcWilliams July 29, 2005

cosign

To go along with someone else's lie. To corroborate a lie. To cover for.

Without even giving me a heads-up, he told his mom that he had been at my house all night. I cosigned for him because we's close.

by mandingoe January 18, 2005

cosign

- to agree to assume the payments on a loan to a hard lender such as a bank, not if but when, the borrower defaults on the loan.

"You realize Mr Snodgrass, that you are liable for the full payment of this loan or any unpaid balance thereof, should the borrower fail to meet his contractual obligations? And we're betting that he will based on his financial profile.

by Jim Burke July 14, 2005

cosign

1)v.- To be a second party on a loan or purchase of material goods, usually resulting in unwanted debt for the cosignee, and a lesson in life about the limits of friendship and one of the pitfalls of same.

I never should've cosigned for that loan, now I have to pay for a car my buddy crashed before he skipped out on the loan.

by cunninglinguist July 15, 2005

cosign

1.
To instigate

2.
To add in ones opinion or "two cents".

"I did not sleep with your sister... Ralph was only cosigning, its a lie."

by xCOBRA_CLUTCHx March 29, 2004

cosign

to agree with someone even if the person is politically incorrect

lol...Sepia

by tracey mack October 17, 2003

consignment

To give over to the care of another; entrust.
To deliver (merchandise, for example) for custody or sale.

in other words cossimy,or spot or front merchandise

"Number ten: a strong word called consignment
Strictly for live men, not for freshmen
If you ain't got the clientele say hell no
Cause they gon want they money rain sleet hail snow" -Notorious "Ten Crack Commandments"

by Bill March 10, 2005