Definition of "put on" []

Used other than as an idiom: see put,‎ on. (verb)
To don (clothing, equipment, or the like). (verb)
To fool, kid, deceive. (verb)
To assume, adopt or affect; to behave in a particular way as a pretence. (verb)
To play (a recording). (verb)

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Use "put on" in a sentence

"Mel Judah was the next one out, overplaying a middle pair against Stuey, whom he mistakenly put on a draw."
"You put on your ‘Core-Breach’ mask and charge your way through another situation."
"Parents have set spending priorities, such as insisting that the centre put on paediatric first-aid courses."

Words like "put on"

add cook counterfeit

create fix imitative

make on prepare

put one over put-on ready