| Quit! |
| Bow out |
| Abdicate |
| Quit job |
| Step down |
| Quit a job |
| Stand down |
| Give notice |
| Leave office |
| Call it quits |
| Quit formally |
| Quit one's job |
| Quit officially |
| Give up an office |
| Give up one's job |
| Quit a chess game |
| Give up one's post |
| Quit work formally |
| Surrender at chess |
| Step down, in a way |
| Quit a job formally |
| Step down, or re-up |
| Quit the chess game |
| Concede, as in chess |
| Yield, à la Spassky |
| Step down, like Nixon |
| Call it quits forever |
| Accept the inevitable |
| Avoid being checkmated |
| Concede defeat in chess |
| Leave the office early? |
| Leave one's seat, maybe |
| Leave office voluntarily |
| Step down from a position |
| Give two weeks' notice, say |
| One way to avoid being fired |
| Quit ... or agree to keep going |
| Word meaning quit - or not quit |
| Step down, or stay for another term |
| Terminate a contract ... or extend it |