put on (Meaning)
put on (v)
put clothing on one's body
add to something existing
put on the stove or ready for cooking
carry out (performances)
add to the odometer
prepare and supply with the necessary equipment for execution or performance
apply to a surface
fool or hoax
increase (one's body weight)
put on (s)
adopted in order to deceive
put on (n)
a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way
something intended to deceive; deliberate trickery intended to gain an advantage
a ludicrous or grotesque act done for fun and amusement
Synonyms & Antonyms of put on
put on Sentence Examples
- She decided to put on her favorite dress for the special occasion.
- Don't forget to put on sunscreen before going outside.
- He always puts on a brave face, even in difficult situations.
- The actor had to put on weight for his role in the movie.
- She hurried to put on her coat before heading out into the cold.
- The theater production will put on several shows this weekend.
- I like to put on some relaxing music to help me unwind.
- Let's put on a movie and have a cozy night in.
- He can't wait to put on his new sneakers and go for a run.
- The restaurant will put on a special dinner event for Valentine's Day.
FAQs About the word put on
put clothing on one's body, add to something existing, put on the stove or ready for cooking, carry out (performances), add to the odometer, prepare and supply
throw (on), slip (on or into), don, rig,dress, bedizen, bundle up, doll up, trick, apparel
remove, take off, remove,take off, doff, strip,strip, doff,undress, disrobe
She decided to put on her favorite dress for the special occasion.
Don't forget to put on sunscreen before going outside.
He always puts on a brave face, even in difficult situations.
The actor had to put on weight for his role in the movie.
