Synonyms for sign up
sign up

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1. sign, contract, sign on, sign upverb

   engage by written agreement

   "They signed two new pitchers for the next season"

   Synonyms:
   shorten, sign, condense, concentrate, abbreviate, constrict, narrow, press, reduce, take, undertake, bless, signalize, cut, subscribe, squeeze, get, compress, contract, sign on, foreshorten, ratify, abridge, signalise, signal, shrink, compact

2. sign upverb

   join a club, an activity, etc. with the intention to join or participate, "Sign up for yoga classes"

   Synonyms:
   contract, sign on, sign

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1. Jessie James Decker:

   It’s pretty awful, and I cannot believe this is still happening in the world — that people are doing this, yes, I have gained weight, 100 percent. I used to obsess over it. I tried to stay a certain weight, and most recently, over the past year, I decided to just let myself live. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER.

2. Laura Mazza:

   I could let my children roam free, like yours once did, but no sooner than later would someone record it on their phone, post it in a parenting group and Id having threats to child protection because I let my child roam free. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER After explaining how modern devices are seemingly here to stay, the bloggercontinued to explain that in the modern world, shes her childs village now. If you dont support a parent in their fears, their struggles, their choices, the life that is presented to them, you certainly dont support the child. And as a parent of this generation, frankly, we are sick of hearing it.

3. Joe Judge:

   We talk inside a lot. OK ? And I don't ever ask for patience from anybody. Let's get that clear right now. All right ? And the fans have every right to have an opinion. That's why they're fans. They have every right. You buy a ticket, come to the stadium, you have every right to boo me going out of the stadium. That's the way it is. That's what we sign up for, right ? And it's New York. It's supposed to be a tough place to be, certain cities in this country, they don't even know if their teams playing today. All right ? So you sign up for a job in a city like New York, you expect to have this. I never shied away from that. I ain't worried about that at all. When we talk internally, you look at a lot of things moving in the right direction and you know the targets of what you have to improve going forward. The important things is we know the direct targets of what you have to prove.

4. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen:

   Much of the population is perfectly happy with the news that they can access for free and even amongst those who are willing to pay, the majority are only willing to sign up for one subscription, a lot of the public is really alienated from a lot of the journalism that they see - they don't find it particularly trustworthy, they don't find it particularly relevant and they don't find it leaves them in a better place.

5. Donald Trump:

   People don't realize we have very strong background checks right now, if you go in to buy a gun, you have to sign up.