| Put one's ___ (interfere) | 29 |
| Put one's uniform on | 24 |
| Put one's two cents in? | 27 |
| Put one's two cents in | 26 |
| Put one's trust in | 22 |
| Put one's thinking cap on | 29 |
| Put one's sword away | 24 |
| Put one's own slant on | 26 |
| Put one's John Hancock on | 29 |
| Put one's hands together | 28 |
| Put one's hands on | 22 |
| Put one's foot ___ | 22 |
| Put one's foot in it | 24 |
| Put one's foot down? | 24 |
| Put one's foot down | 23 |
| Put one's finger on | 23 |
| Put one's feet down | 23 |
| Put one's faith in | 22 |
| Put one's ducks in --- | 26 |
| Put one's cheeks down? | 26 |
| Put one's cheeks down | 25 |
| Put one's back into it | 26 |
| Put one ___ (flimflam) | 22 |
| Put on, like comfier clothes | 28 |
| Put on, as a roof, maybe | 24 |
| Put on, as a production | 23 |
| Put on, as a performance | 24 |
| Put on ___ (have an attitude) | 29 |
| Put on ___ (be snobbish) | 24 |
| Put on ___ (be insincere) | 25 |
| Put on ___ (be flashy) | 22 |
| Put on ___ (act superior) | 25 |
| Put on ___ (act snooty) | 23 |
| Put on trial, in the military | 29 |
| Put on trial, in a way | 22 |
| Put on the wedding list | 23 |
| Put on the throne, e.g. | 23 |
| Put on the surface, in a way | 28 |
| Put on the stove again | 22 |
| Put on the same wave length | 27 |
| Put on the payroll again | 24 |
| Put on the market, as a home | 28 |
| Put on the market again | 23 |
| Put on the line, perhaps | 24 |
| Put on the hard drive, e.g. | 27 |
| Put on the fire, perhaps | 24 |
| Put on the clothesline | 22 |
| Put on the bulletin board | 25 |
| Put on the bottom line | 22 |
| Put on the books, as a law | 26 |
| Put on the back burner | 22 |
| Put on the appearance of | 24 |
| Put on paint, in a way | 22 |
| Put on one's thinking cap | 29 |
| Put on one's Sunday best | 28 |
| Put on microfiche, maybe | 24 |
| Put on layaway, perhaps | 23 |
| Put on ice, so to speak | 23 |
| Put on hidden recording gear | 28 |
| Put on film, in Variety-speak | 29 |
| Put on craigslist, say | 22 |
| Put on board, as cargo | 22 |
| Put on an unhappy face | 22 |
| Put on an extra sweater, say | 28 |
| Put on airs toward, literally | 29 |
| Put on again, as weight | 23 |
| Put on again, as a play | 23 |
| Put on again, as a brooch | 25 |
| Put on a whiplash collar? | 25 |
| Put on a thumb drive, say | 25 |
| Put on a throne, stodgily | 25 |
| Put on a striking outfit | 24 |
| Put on a starvation diet | 24 |
| Put on a Snuggie, e.g. | 22 |
| Put on a scale of 1 to 10 | 25 |
| Put on a lousy show, say | 24 |
| Put on a list for jury duty | 27 |
| Put on a happy face, maybe | 26 |
| Put on a different task | 23 |
| Put on a coat of sorts | 22 |
| Put on a clean shirt, e.g. | 26 |
| Put on a camp uniform? | 22 |
| Put on -- (be haughty) | 22 |
| Put off, as loan payments | 25 |
| Put off till tomorrow, say | 26 |
| Put off till another day | 24 |
| Put off the inevitable | 22 |
| Put off paying, perhaps | 23 |
| Put off an agenda item | 22 |
| Put off 'til later | 22 |
| Put new shoestrings in | 22 |
| Put new shelf paper down | 24 |
| Put new parts on, in a way | 26 |
| Put new ground cover on | 23 |
| Put more powder into a musket | 29 |
| Put more powder in a musket | 27 |
| Put more paint on a brush | 25 |
| Put more film in the camera | 27 |
| Put money into a sinking fund | 29 |
| Put money in, as the meter | 26 |