Consign

Even up the street, there's a smart shop called Consign for Desgin which has a combination of aniques and "finds."

phillyBurbs.com 2008

= 'Consign'; a legal term for charging others with carrying out business on one's behalf, which carried certain obligations with it.

The Last Poems of Ovid 43 BC-18? Ovid

Consign him to "Lieberman, Part of One" oblivion so that he can crawl across the aisle to the Republicans, thus squandering any valuable legacy he ever had.

Lieberman Calls Dems The "Democrat Party" 2009

Consign it to the dustbin of history where it belongs.

Aubrey Sarvis: Stand by Your Word, Mr. President: End "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" 2009

Consign your soul to God because your ass belongs to me.

Health Insurance 2004

Consign this along with “last throes”, “mission acomplished”, “stay the course” statements.

Think Progress » 159. 2006

Consign the wretched picture to the barn, if you like.

The French Immortals Series — Complete Various

Presently our precious senior Consign sauntered the other way with pretty Mistress Lansing on his arm.

The Hidden Children 1899

'Consign them to the deepest dungeon in Posen?' she laughed, lightly.

The Grand Babylon Hotel Arnold Bennett 1899

Consign the wretched picture to the barn, if you like.

Jacqueline — Complete 1873