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Definition of put : 1. A certain game at cards.
2. A prostitute.

Synonyms:

cat, gravel, sit, commit, lay out, gear up, direct, draw up, rig, frame in, frame, pull, redact, chuck, express, roll, hurtle, prepare, vest, invest, rise, couch, be sick, venture, correct, impersonate, institutionalise, frame up, words, vex, vagabond, throw up, endow, coif, dress, retch, contrive, congeal, bet, show, institutionalize, assess, ensnare, put in, indue, depute, drift, limit, mold, perplex, bewilder, tack together, adjust, order, honk, regurgitate, give, send, set by, amaze, entrust, baffle, deposit, dumbfound, target, ordain, ramble, localize, hurl, localise, entrap, practice, cast, mystify, tell, swan, edit, tramp, over, consecrate, barf, aim, phrase, posture, regulate, upchuck, tack, arrogate, govern, shed, attribute, roam, construe, nonplus, confide, grade, sic, stray, formulate, repose, risk, mark, precise, drop, regularise, puzzle, gift, lay away, project, put down, pitch, countersink, jell, lay up, typeset, puke, assemble, air, state, stage, come in, effect, save, arrange, go, lay aside, devote, rate, vent, salt away, put option, fix up, coiffe, translate, settle, site, gamble, range, regorge, go under, vomit up, rear, go down, obligation, adorn, mould, intrust, piece, assign, raise, determine, instal, get, exact, cast off, throw away, come out, shake off, lay by, erect, present, dedicate, set apart, empower, put up, personate, border, coiffure, ascribe, clothe, ready, pose, designate, estimate, spew, rove, ask, do, throw off, gambling, identify, format, word, trust, prescribe, enjoin, lay in, specify, beat, stake, perpetrate, put together, sick, compose, purge, regularize, willing, disgorge, impose, launch, ordinate, spue, wander, point, draw, define, allot, seat, render, portion, charge, vomit, reckon, quarter, approximate, keep, flummox, model, stupefy, stick, induct, throw, rank, delegate, endue, wager, say, enthrone, ventilate, effectuate, fructify, dictate, levy, impute

embedded, placed, grafted, planted, rooted, connected, ensconced, installed, located, positioned, inserted, implanted, instated, established, fixed, initiated

pinpoint, situate, discover, unearth, set, lay, find, station, post, spot

graft, establish, plant, locate, instate, connect, initiate, build in, fix, implant, root, install, insert, embed, set up, place, position, ensconce

pinpointed, discovered, spotted, posted, situated, stationed, found, laid, unearthed

stood

stand

Usage examples:

• Mr Carrados would put everything right. - "Max Carrados", Ernest Bramah.
• One love does not put out another. - "Three Thousand Dollars", Anna Katharine Green.
• " No; I put them on when I came in. - "Murder in the Gunroom", Henry Beam Piper.