consign
41consign — v. a. 1. Transfer, deliver over, hand over, resign. 2. Intrust, commit, give in trust, or charge …
42consign — v 1. hand over, deliver, transfer, convey; remand, remit; give over, resign, yield; entrust, assign, delegate, relegate; bequeath, leave to, commend to, refer to, confide to; deposit with, commission, authorize. 2.Commerce. send, post, mail, ship …
43consign — con·sign …
44consign — [kənˈsaɪn] verb [T] formal to put someone or something somewhere because you do not want to deal with them …
45consign — /kənˈsaɪn / (say kuhn suyn) verb (t) 1. (sometimes followed by to) to hand over or deliver formally; commit. 2. (sometimes followed by to) to transfer to another s custody or charge; entrust. 3. (sometimes followed by to) to set apart, as to a… …
46consign — Ho oili …
47consign — /kansayn/ To deliver goods to a carrier to be transmitted to a designated factor or agent. To deliver or transfer as a charge or trust. To commit, intrust, give in trust. To transfer from oneself to the care of another. To send or transmit goods… …
48consign — /kansayn/ To deliver goods to a carrier to be transmitted to a designated factor or agent. To deliver or transfer as a charge or trust. To commit, intrust, give in trust. To transfer from oneself to the care of another. To send or transmit goods… …
49consign — To commit or entrust goods to a person for care or sale by such person. Sturm v Boker, 150 US 319, 37 L Ed 1099, 14 S Ct 99; to send or transfer goods to a merchant or factor for sale. Wasey v Whitcomb, 167 Mich 58, 132 NW 572; to place goods in… …
50consign — see SIGN …
