Waive
WAIVE. A term applied to a woman as outlaw is applied to a man. A man is an
outlaw, a woman is a waive. T. L., Crabb's Tech. Dict. h.t.
TO WAIVE. To abandon or forsake a right.
2. To waive signifies also to abandon without right; as "if the felon
waives, that is, leaves any goods in his flight from those who either pursue
him, or are apprehended by him so to do, he forfeits them, whether they be
his own goods, or goods stolen by him." Bac. Ab. Forfeiture, B.
abdicate,
abjure,
abolish,
abrogate,
abstain,
acknowledge defeat,
adjourn,
admit,
admit exceptions,
allow,
allow for,
annul,
brush aside,
cancel,
cease,
cede,
chuck,
chuck out,
come off,
concede,
consider,
consider the circumstances,
consider the source,
contemn,
continue,
contradict,
countermand,
counterorder,
cry quits,
cut out,
decline,
defer,
delay,
deny,
desist,
desist from,
despise,
disannul,
disapprove,
discard,
disclaim,
discontinue,
discount,
disdain,
disgorge,
dismiss,
disown,
dispense with,
dispose of,
disregard,
disuse,
do away with,
do without,
drag out,
drop,
dump,
except,
exclude,
extend,
forbear,
forswear,
get along without,
get rid of,
give away,
give over,
give up,
grant,
hand over,
hang fire,
hang up,
have done with,
hold back,
hold off,
hold over,
hold up,
ignore,
invalidate,
keep back,
keep in hand,
kiss good-bye,
lay aside,
lay by,
lay down,
lay over,
leave,
leave off,
let alone,
let go,
lift temporarily,
make a sacrifice,
make allowance for,
make void,
nol-pros,
not pursue with,
not touch,
not use,
nullify,
override,
overrule,
part with,
pass by,
pass up,
pigeonhole,
postpone,
prolong,
prorogate,
prorogue,
protract,
provide for,
push aside,
put aside,
put behind one,
put off,
put on ice,
quit,
quitclaim,
rebuff,
recall,
recant,
recess,
refrain,
refuse,
refuse to consider,
reject,
relax,
relax the condition,
render up,
renege,
repeal,
repel,
repudiate,
repulse,
rescind,
reserve,
resign,
retract,
reverse,
revoke,
sacrifice,
save,
scout,
set aside,
set by,
shelve,
shift off,
shove away,
sleep on,
spare,
spurn,
stand over,
stave off,
stay,
stop,
stretch out,
suspend,
swear off,
table,
take a recess,
take account of,
take into account,
take into consideration,
throw away,
throw out,
throw up,
turn away,
turn out,
turn up,
vacate,
void,
withdraw,
write off