Definition of "put out" []

The statistic of the number of outs a defensive player directly caused. (noun)
Taking offense; indignant. (adjective)
To place outside or eject. (verb)
To produce. (verb)
To injure a part of the body, especially a joint. (verb)

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Use "put out" in a sentence

"The prosecution put out a lot of dots, but they couldn't connect them, says Lawrence Kobilinsky, chairman of the Department of Sciences at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York."
"The blast sent a huge cloud of black smoke over Baghdad's Andalus square, and firefighters struggled to put out the blaze."
""Why would I want to put out there on my license - hey, I'm a nut job," said Marvin Myers, president of the Georgia Vietnam Veterans Alliance Inc."

Words like "put out"

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play produce quench snuff out

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