cosign Definition
co·sign (kō′sīn′, kō′sīn′)
transitive verb, intransitive verb
- to sign (a promissory note) in addition to the maker, thus becoming responsible for the obligation if the maker should default
- to sign jointly
cosign Related Forms
co′·sign′er noun
cosign Usage Examples
Preposition: for
loan: If you can't qualify on your own, ask a friend or family member to cosign for a small loan or credit card.
Modifies a noun
service: Cosign The new cosign service is pending the arrival of hardware.
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