[Elements vary by font]「bring to a concluding finish with a person」or「use both hands of person tonguing」with「hut, parlor, specialty shop, quarters, inn, stop and rest」meaning to STOP USING, GIVE UP WILLINGLY, ABANDON, FORSAKE THE USE OF something. Elements as「enclose fully, use hands and tongue」with「person」perhaps brings to light that tongue and cheek are being forsaken with hands applied instead.
　A deeper meaning makes more sense, as the right element likely refers to「person relaxing at an inn along a route with downward thrusting into an orifice」and based upon the old elements replaced by the inner-right element, that orifice was most likely a mouth full of meat and swallowing fluids. In which case, the meaning of this glyph may very well be to ABANDON, FORSAKE the use of the「repeatedly bobbing head thrusting in mouth」that has been in high tension for a long time and switch to the「talented use of both hands」to cause the finishing climax, with DISPOSITION as the quickest means of ending the task. These relaxation techniques have proven effective as an aid to ABANDONING, FORSAKING, and DISPOSING OF all cares and worries, at least temporarily (see 舗, 舖). Note that each meaning also suggests「willing leave a little something behind when you depart」such as, something from the tip.
　「The old way of person getting lucky」as perhaps the「use of talented hands」with a「tongue」that was FORSAKEN, ABANDONED with the advent of dis-integrating the feet of prepubescent females in dynastic China. And with Japanese elements of「hand use with person and feces orifice」the glyph suggests leaving behind a used paper mulberry leaf or three after wiping one's anus,「a person bringing a matter to a conclusion, wrap up, enclose fully」and so on. Other element combinations are self-evident.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: to give up; to abandon; to give alms
Japanese: to throw away, to cast aside, to abandon, to resign, to break up with
Unihan extended: discard, give up willingly; give alms
EDRDG: discard; throw away; abandon; resign; reject; sacrifice