sign away

verb

tr, adverb to dispose of or lose by or as if by signing a document
he signed away all his rights

And Svetlana had refused his demands that she sign away any rights to the house.

On the 7th of July he took up his pen to sign away the Mexican monarchy; but the Empress stayed his hand.

He would sign away his birthright for a month's peace, forgetful of the day of reckoning.

He had said once: 'To set my hand to a paper to sign away the Independence of my people—that I shall never do.'

He took out the two indentures with which the mother was to sign away all right to her two eldest children.

“If you want to take the sign away go ahead and do it,” Westy said.

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