put out
noun(put-out)
the retiring of a base runner or batter by a defensive player in baseball
put out
verb(put-out)
extinguish
put out
verb(put-out)
exert, use
put out
verb(put-out)
publish, issue
put out
idiom(put-out)
to kill (an injured or sick animal) so that it does not continue to suffer —sometimes used to refer to people as well —sometimes used humorously
put out
idiom(put-out)
to let people know
put out
idiom(put-out)
to cause one to be unable to perform a usual job or function
put out
idiom(put-out)
to make suggestions or ask questions to find out the thoughts or opinions of other people
put out
idiom(put-out)
to bring animals to a large area of land to feed on the grass there
put out
idiom(put-out)
to force (someone) to leave a job because of old age —sometimes used of things
put out
idiom(put-out)
to leave a port, harbor, etc., and begin traveling on the sea
put out
idiom(put-out)
to welcome someone in a warm and friendly way
put out
idiom(put-out)
to cause (someone) to lose his or her job