Put

v. a. (putter, to plant, Danish.) 1. To lay or reposit in any place (Milton). To place in any situation (L’Estrange). 3.'To place in any state or condition (Shakspeare). 4. To repose (Chronicles). 5. To trust; to give up. 6. To expose; to apply to any thing (Locke). 7. To push into action (Swift), To apply (Dryden). 9. ‘To use any action by which the place or state of any thing is changed (Wake.). 10. 'To cause; to produce (Locke). 11. To compromise; to consign to writing. 12. To add (Ecclus.). 13. To place in a reckoning (Locke). 14. To reduce to any state (Shakspeare). 15. To oblige; to urge (Boyle). 16, To incite; to instigate; to exhort; to urge by influence (Add is on). 17. To propose; to. state (Swift). 18. To form; to regulate. To reach to another (Habakkuk). 20. To bring into any state of mind or temper (Locke). 21. To offer: to advance (Atterbury). 22. To unite; to place as an ingredient (Locke). To Pur by. To turn off; to divert (Taylor). 94. To Pur by. To thrust aside (Sidney). 25. To Pur down. To baffle; to repre ; to crush (Shakspeare). 26. To Pur down. ‘To degrade (Spenser). 27. To Pur down. To bring into disuse (Dryden). 28. To Pur down. To confute(Shakspeare). vg. To Pur forth. To propose (Judges). 30. To Pur forth. To extend (Genesis). 31. To Pur forth. To emit, as a sprouting plant (Bacon). 32. To Pur forth. To exert (Taylor). 33. To Put in. To interpose (Collier). 34. Fo Pur in. To drive to harbour (Chapman). 35. To Pur in practice. To use; to exercise (Dryden). 36, To Put off. To divest; to lay aside (Add is on). 37. To Pur off. To defeat or delay with some artifice or excuse (Boyle). 38. To Pur off. To delay; to defer; to procrastinate (Wake.). 3y. To Pur off. To pa fallaciously (Swift). 40. To Pur off. To discard (Shakspeare).. 41. To Pur off. To recommend; to vend or obtrude (Bacon). 42.To Pur on or upon. To imyas to charge. 43. To Pur on or upon. oO Invest with, as clothes or covering (Ben Jonson). 44. To Pur on. To forward; to promote; to incite (Shakspeare).45.To Pur on or up on. ‘To impose; to inflict (L’ Estrange), 46. To Pur on. To a ume; to take (Shakspeare). 47. To Put over. To refer (Shakspeare). 48. To Put out. To place at usury (Child), 49. To Pur out. To extinguish (Milton). 50.To Pur out. To emit, as.a plant (Bacon). 51. To Pur out. To. extend; to protrude (Genesis). 52. To Pur out. ‘To expel; to drive from (Spenser). 53. Yo Pur out. To make public (Dryden). 54. To Pur out. To disconcert( Bacon). Lo Pur to. Tokill by; to punish by (Shakspeare). 56.70 Pur to. To refer to; to expose (Bacon). 57. To Pur to it. To distre ; to perplex; to pre hard (Add is on). 58, To Put to. To a ist with (Sidney). 59. To Pur to death. To kill (Bacon). 60. To Por together. To accumulate into one sum or ma (Burnet). 61. fo Pur up. To pa unrevenged (L’ Estrange), 62. To Pur up. To emit; to cause to germinate, as plants (Bacon). 63.To Put up. ‘To expose publicly: as, these goods are puf up to sale. 64. To Put up. To start from a cover (Add is on), 65. To Pur up. To hoard (Spelman). To Put up. To hide (Shakspeare). 67. To Put upon. To impose; to lay upon (Shakspeare). 68. To Put upon. trial, To expose or summon to a solemn and judicial examination (Arbuthnot). 843