Idioms
put (something) past (someone)
to be surprised by what someone does (usually used in the negative)
I would not put it past my friend to try and change jobs for the second time this year.
put (something) plainly
put (something) straight
put (something) to good use
put (something) to rest
put (something) together or put together (something)
put (somewhere) on the map
put a bee in (someone's) bonnet
put a cap on (something)
put a damper on (something)
put a hold on (something)
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throw off an illness
with flying colors
on schedule
piping hot
balance the books
greasy spoon
base one's opinion on (something)
knock about
throw (someone)
on duty
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