surrender
Cross references:
1. relinquish
1. sur.ren.der \s*-'ren-d*r\ \-d(*-)rin\ vb or sur.ren.der.ing [ME
surrenderen, fr. MF surrendre fr. sur- + rendre to]give back, yield - more
at RENDER 1a: to yield to the power, control, or possession of another upon
compulsi on or demand {~ed the fort} 1b: to give up completely or agree to
forgo esp. in favor of another 2a: to give (oneself) up into the power of
another esp. as a prisoner 2b: to give (oneself) over to something (as an
influence or course of acti on) : to give oneself up into the power of
another : YIELD
2. surrender n 1a: the action of yielding one's person or giving up the
possession of some thing into the power of another 1b: the relinquishment
by a patentee of his rights or claims under a patent 1c: the delivery of a
principal into lawful custody by his bail or of a fug itive from justice by
one government to another 1d: the voluntary cancellation of the legal
liability of an insurance compa ny by the insured and beneficiary for a
consideration 2: an instance of surrendering