cosign

[ koh-sahyn, koh-sahyn ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. to sign as a cosigner.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cosign¹

co- + sign

Example Sentences

In May, Disposti’s organization sent a letter to district officials, which was cosigned by organizations like the local chapters of the Anti-Defamation League and American Civil Liberties Union and the California Library Association.

From Voice of San Diego

Eliana already eloquently described just how inspirational Shota’s contribution to Restaurant Wars was, so I won’t repeat, and will just say that I cosign everything she said.

From Time

Former KSORS chair Igor Baboshkin told The Daily Beast that after being re-elected chair unanimously, he was unceremoniously removed from his position after he refused to cosign a statement supporting Russia’s occupation of the Crimea.

From The Daily Beast

A Soulection-cosigned act, Deekapz gives rooftop energy right for those who want to play while enjoying their Brigadeiro Ice Cream.

From Essence.com

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