Put-up — synonyms, definition

1. put-up (Adjective)

put-up (Adjective) — Planned secretly. ex. "it was a put-up job"

2. put-up (Verb)

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put-up (Verb) — Place so as to be noticed. ex. "put up a sign"

put-up (Verb) — Mount or put up. ex. "put up a good fight"

put-up (Verb) — (construction) Construct, build. ex. "put up a barn"

put-up (Verb) — Put up with something or somebody unpleasant.

put-up (Verb) — Make available for sale at an auction. ex. "The dealer put up three of his most valuable paintings for auction"

put-up (Verb) — (cooking) preserve in a can or tin.

put-up (Verb) — Provide housing for. ex. "The immigrants were put up in a new development outside the town"

put-up (Verb) — Provide. ex. "The city has to put up half the required amount"

put-up (Verb) — Propose as a candidate for some honour.

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