Put one's cards on the table | 32 |
Put one's best foot forward? | 32 |
Put one's bank balance in the red | 37 |
Put one over on Middleton and Upton? | 36 |
Put one foot in front of the other | 34 |
Put on too many terry cloth garments at once | 44 |
Put on the market again, as property | 36 |
Put on record, but not actually on a record | 43 |
Put on fancy attire, with "up" | 40 |
Put on another wall, as a flatscreen | 36 |
Put on a show for a Beantown campus? | 36 |
Put on a scale of 1 to 10, perhaps | 34 |
Put on ''42nd Street'' | 38 |
Put Mr. Meese in an Armani suit? | 32 |
Put more salsa on one's nacho | 33 |
Put money behind, as a candidate | 32 |
Put into the required shape beforehand | 38 |
Put into the overhead compartment | 33 |
Put into the computer without typing | 36 |
Put into new soil, as a houseplant | 34 |
Put into a computer without typing | 34 |
Put in, as your two cents' worth | 36 |
Put in the ship's record again | 34 |
Put in the "circular file" | 36 |
Put in slanted font, as the style of a case | 43 |
Put in seventh heaven or on cloud nine | 38 |
Put in position, as a broken bone | 33 |
Put in one's ___ (interfere) | 32 |
Put in one's two cents, maybe | 33 |
Put in one's two cents' worth | 37 |
Put in one's two cents worth | 32 |
Put in hot water, but only for a little bit | 43 |
Put in cash (with "up") | 33 |
Put in an overhead compartment, say | 35 |
Put in a situation of helplessness or uncertainty | 49 |
Put handcuffs on, and get no resistance? | 40 |
Put forth reasons for or against | 32 |
Put cooked food in the microwave | 32 |
Put back to zero, as a tripmeter | 32 |
Put back phys ed and study hall? | 32 |
Put back on the market, as a home | 33 |
Put back into place, as a broken bone | 37 |
Put back into circulation, in a way | 35 |
Put back in place after a break, as a radius | 44 |
Put back in force, as an expired tax | 36 |
Put away without restraint, with "on" | 47 |
Put away one's own groceries? | 33 |
Put Arthur on mood-stabilizing medication? | 42 |
Put another layer on, as of paint | 33 |
Put actress Amanda in the freestyle? | 36 |
Put a supporting device on a trumpet? | 37 |
Put a spice mix on a cook's piece of poultry? | 49 |
Put a seal of approval on, overseas | 35 |
Put a scratch in, as a car's paint job | 42 |
Put a previously tested system into operation | 45 |
Put a nag up against a Derby winner | 35 |
Put a mineral on permanent display? | 35 |
Put a little too much effort into | 33 |
Put a levy on Detroit Red Wings player Steve? | 45 |
Put a few monarchs on the scale? | 32 |
Put a clump of tree-trunk greenery in disarray? | 47 |
Put a -- (adorn, as a wrapped gift) | 35 |
Put "down" three times | 32 |
Put 'em together, as it were | 32 |
Pussycat's seafaring partner | 32 |
Pussycat's pal or a feathered friend | 40 |
Pussycat's companion, in verse | 34 |
Pussycat played by Mister Rogers | 32 |
Pussy cat's answer to a well-known query | 44 |
Pushy kids' question to stubborn parents | 44 |
Pushkin's "Eugene ___" | 36 |
Pushing the boundaries of propriety | 35 |
Pushin' some bread back and forth? | 38 |
Pushes the boundaries of propriety | 34 |
Pushes off the basketball rim, say | 34 |
Pushes (through), as a Senate bill | 34 |
Pushed, with ''on'' | 35 |
Push one's buttons, and then some | 37 |
Push an upper boundary, slangily | 32 |
Push aggressively, as through a crowd | 37 |
Purview of a President's council | 36 |
Purveyors of seaweed wraps and cucumber facials | 47 |
Purveyor of the Doublicious sandwich | 36 |
Purveyor of tees, wedges and bags | 33 |
Purveyor of luxury tableware Michael C. ___ | 43 |
Purveyor of It-Lash and Dreamskin | 33 |
Purveyor of a "sure thing" | 36 |
Purveyor of "Jersey juice" | 36 |
Pursuits of some candidates, for short | 38 |
Pursuit of unrealistic perfection | 33 |
Pursuit in the Declaration of Independence | 42 |
Pursuit for a mountaineering cryptozoologist | 44 |
Pursuers of the Sopranos, for short | 35 |
Pursuers of the Fellowship of the Ring | 38 |
Pursuer of the "accursed white whale" | 47 |
Pursued academically (with "in") | 42 |
Pursued a collegiate specialty (in) | 35 |
Pursue again, as an elected position | 36 |
Purse the lips, with "up" | 35 |
Purposely stay just out of reach, e.g. | 38 |