cosign (verb)

1. In 2008, during the economic crisis, many individuals had to cosign loans for their friends and family members who were unable to secure loans due to their poor credit history.

2. In Greek mythology, King Midas cosigned on a loan for one of his subjects who wanted to start a business.

3. In the superhero comic book, Spiderman's Aunt May had to cosign a loan for Peter Parker to help him finance his education.

4. In the movie 'The Pursuit of Happyness', Chris Gardner's character had to find a cosigner for a loan to buy medical scanners for his business venture.

1. In the movie, the parents cosign the loan to help their daughter buy her dream house.

2. In Greek mythology, Hades and Poseidon cosign the underworld and the seas.

3. In Christianity, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit cosign the concept of the Holy Trinity.

4. The two artists cosign their collaboration by signing both of their names on the masterpiece.