Quitclaim (verb, noun)

1. The act of giving up or renouncing a claim or legal right, especially to property.
2. A legal instrument used to give up a claim to property.

Origin:

The word quitclaim comes from the old english word "cwitan" meaning to relinquish or give up and "clæm" meaning a claim or demand. it refers to the act of giving up or renouncing a claim or legal right, especially to property.

Examples:

1. She quitclaimed the property to her son.
2. He quitclaimed his rights to the inheritance.
3. They executed a quitclaim deed to transfer ownership of the property.
4. The quitclaim ended her interest in the property.
5. The quitclaim was recorded with the county recorder.