Waiver

What do we mean by waiver?

Intentional relinquishment of a right, claim, or privilege. noun

The document that evidences such relinquishment. noun

A dispensation, as from a rule or penalty. noun

Permission for a professional athletic club to assign a player to the minor leagues or release a player from the club, granted only after all other clubs have been given the opportunity to claim the player and have not done so. noun

A deferment. noun

To provide with a waiver or issue a waiver for. transitive verb

(clear waivers) To be unclaimed by another professional club and therefore liable to be assigned to a minor-league club or released. idiom

(on waivers) In a state of being available for claiming by other professional clubs. idiom

In law: noun

The act of waiving; the intentional relinquishment of a known right; the passing by or declining to accept a thing. noun

In old English law, the legal process by which a woman was waived, or put out of the protection of the law. noun

The act of waiving, or not insisting on, some right, claim, or privilege. noun

The act of waiving, or not insisting on, some right, claim, or privilege. noun

A legal document releasing some requirement, such as waiving a right (giving it up) or a waiver of liability (agreeing to hold someone blameless). Also used for such a form even before it is filled out and signed. noun

Something that releases a person from a requirement. noun

Common misspelling of waver. verb

See waive. verb

A formal written statement of relinquishment noun

The act of waiving, or not insisting on, some right, claim, or privilege.

A legal document removing some requirement, such as waiving a right (giving it up) or a waiver of liability (agreeing to hold someone blameless).

Something that releases a person from a requirement.

The process of waiving or outlawing a person.

1) A state of unemployment 2) To end a relationship Urban Dictionary

A term used when claiming an object that has sat idle for at least 21 days. Urban Dictionary

A day that has the power to cancel school and nobody really knows or cares why. Urban Dictionary

Someone in the military who scored low on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) yet was still allowed to join based on the approval of a waiver. Term used to imply someone is of substandard intelligence. Urban Dictionary

Is a woman that has the proclivity to sleep with members of the Armed Forces. A euphemistic way of calling her not only a slut but a slut that craves military penis. Synonymous with "Patriot" Urban Dictionary

What you say to allow your friends to spoil. Typically before a question. Abbr. SW. Note that this is only in effect temporarily. It is encouraged to define a standard this time period within a friendship. E.g. only one answer to a question. Urban Dictionary

A fantasy team manager who builds their team by frequently scouring the waiver wire to pick up breakout players and sleepers before their opponents. Urban Dictionary

Meat that lived such a green, organic, happy life that it might as well have signed a waiver allowing respectful hippie famrers to kill it (humanely) for our consumption. For the responsible carnivore. Urban Dictionary

An attractive or "cute" girl, most likely a 6 or 7 out of 10, who is just above the cutoff of no hookup potential and initially below relationship or multiple hookup potential. If she performs well, her chances of sticking around dramatically increase. Similar to a fantasy football player you pick up to replace a poorly performing, injured, or bye-week player. Urban Dictionary

One who picks up other Managers' backups off of the waiver wire in fantasy sports leagues, thus essentially fucking the other manager. The term was made famous back in 2001 when Non Solo picked up Dominic Rhodes, backup to Edgerrin James of the Indianapolis Colts in an attempt to fuck James' owner, the fabled Vinny Marlins organization. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to waiver:
waiver, waive, waver, waiter, waived, wainer, naiver, wailer, wiver, waivor, waives, aiver, haiver.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word waiver:
esta, waive, duopoly, medicaid, opt, biometric, visa, specify, gpa, fcc, immunity, waived, miranda, passport, epa, paragraph, privilege, eligibility, authorization, uniform, tuition, arbitration, liability, defendant, requirement, sovereign, wire, statutory, draft, disabilities, fees, voluntary, wear, granted, valid, fee, nhl, agreements, petition, eligible, license, request, denied, statute, provision, mandatory, applies, requirements, agreement, counsel, ncaa, apply, restrictions, consent, allowing, intelligent, program, amendment, notice, claim, immigration, insurance, allow, acquire, protected, citizens, must, permit, rule, provisions, approval, gap, retain, rules, jury, assists, criteria, purchase, claims, informed, requiring, application, countries, affiliate, scheme, ownership, waiting, judicial, statement, policy, requested, debt, coverage, qualify, scholarship, travel, sale, implementation, obtain, unless.

Words that rhyme with waiver:
favor, aver, favour, waver, savor, flavor, quaver, laver, saver, shaver, lifesaver, raver, paver, graver, engraver, craver, disfavor, caver, braver, screen saver, party favor, faver, life saver, new waver, face saver, favre, staver, electric shaver, gaver, lefevre, red laver, supersaver, klaver, traver, baver, xaver, faivre, lefever, althaver, brave her, crave her, enslave her, forgave her, gave her, grave her, lafavre, lave her, maxsaver, ohaver, pave her, save her, savir, savr, shave her, waive her, wave her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe waiver:
such, valid, implied, judicial, special, intelligent, voluntary, effective, partial, temporary, presidential, general, mutual, federal, non, full, limited, complete, year, oral, explicit, contractual, legislative, medical, formal, specific, clear, mere, national, separate, subsequent, conditional, automatic, express, alleged, lien, selective, unlimited, similar, implicit, permanent, actual, necessary, prosecutorial, statutory, purported, legal, possible, discretionary, absolute, juvenile, course, prospective, unconditional, written, informed, absent, based, intentional, anti, inadvertent, mandatory, time, verbal, broad, subject, prior, administrative, called, routine, affirmative, irrevocable, congressional, optional, undue, parental, constructive, reciprocal, tacit, unequivocal, minimum, approved.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective waiver:
statutes, clients, requests, agreements, provisions, programs, clause, forms, participants, clauses, continued, applications, laws, requirements, premium, questions, request, decisions.

Consonant match to waiver:
waver, weaver, wavy, wavey, wiver, wahvey, wever, waive a, waive her, wave a, wave e, wave he, wave her, wave o, wave v, way v, weave a, weave her, why v, wove a, wove her, y v, y ver.

Words that sound like waiver:
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