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Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 145
full of pustules. apply; to throw in: to oblige; to incite: to propose, as a question; to offer; to cause. To put about, to change the course. To put by, to thrust aside. To put down, to repre ; to degrade; to silence. To put forth, to propose or offer to notice; to extend; to shoot out; to exert; to publish To put in mind, to remind. To put off, to lay aside;. to delay. To put out, to place at interest; to make public; to disconcert. Put, To put poot, up, v.n. to overlook; to steer; to not shoot to resent to germinate. (A.S.) Το put forth, to shoot; to bud. To put in, to enter harbour. To put pu on, to urge motion. To put up, to lodge. To put up with, to overlook. Put, poot, s. an action of distre ; agame at cards; strumpet. Put, put, s. a rustic; a clown.
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