To put, place. to do on, off, in, out, etc.: see phrasal verbs 2. transitive. literal. Cf. put, v. 11. Now regional (rare).

To place in a position of rest on the ground or any other supporting surface; to deposit in some situation specified by means of an adverb or phrase…

To put or place, cause to be, lie, rest, or stand, in a locality specified by an adverbial expression. (See also branch XII with adverbs.)

transitive. To move to or place in a particular situation or position (used with reference to the end result rather than the process of moving or…

To dispose, place, put, remove. Obsolete.

transitive. To place, put, or set; to establish. Also reflexive: to apply. to pilt forth: to put forth, proclaim. to pilt out: to display, exhibit.

transitive. To place; to put in a certain place, position, or situation. Obsolete.

transitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase: to put (a person or thing) in a specified place or position, (now) esp. in a quick or casual way…

transitive. To place, locate; to put in a position or situation, dispose of (in some place). archaic.

transitive. To fix, fasten; to affix; (in modern use) spec. to fix (a poster or placard) to a wall (cf. affiche, n.). rare after 15th cent.

transitive. To suppose or assume for argument's sake. (Usually with clause as object). Obsolete.

To lay (things); to place, set, put down; to dispose horizontally or in layers. Obsolete.

transitive. To place or set in position; to position, by way of adjustment. Obsolete.

transitive. To set, place.

To put in a position; to set, place. yark to, to shut; yark up, to open. Also figurative, passive and intransitive, to pass into a state.

transitive. To set or place (a thing) in a specified position.

transitive. To put or set (in a particular place, spot, or position); to station, position. In extended use: to put into, or cause to be in, a…

transitive. = collocate, v.

To place; to seat (oneself). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To place.

transitive with preposition or adverb of place. To put, set, take (expressing merely the act, without implication, as in sense 14a, of overcoming…

transitive. Chiefly Scottish. To set down; to put or place quickly or unceremoniously.

To set in a place or position.

transitive. To establish or place in camp; to lodge; †also to place, put (obsolete).

transitive. To put in position; to set, dispose, situate; to place.

transitive. To place in position; to set. Obsolete.

transitive. To set, place (in a specified state, situation, condition, etc.) Obsolete.

figurative. In general sense: to put, place; to place authoritatively.

transitive. To put forward as proof; to posit. Obsolete. rare.

To put or place. (In colloquial and casual use without notion of effort.) Also with up, down.

North American. transitive. To place (something) in a particular location. Cf. sense 6a. Now somewhat rare.