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View synonyms for put over
put over
verb
- informal.to communicate (facts, information, etc) comprehensibly
he puts his thoughts over badly
- to postpone; defer Brit equivalentput off
the match was put over a week
- put one over on or put a fast one over on informal.to get (someone) to accept or believe a claim, excuse, etc, by deception
he put one over on his boss
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My bet is they put over 10,000 kids on the waitlist every year for a class of 1,350.
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The great-coat was put over his hands, and the next moment under the coat was heard a little sharp click.
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At the Somme we put over on the enemy the only new thing that we have been able to spring during the whole three years—the tanks.
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Paper and paste are put over the pipe except 21⁄2 inches in the center.
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Even calcimine itself, put over a spot or a scar, will leave a mark.
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You thought you had put over a clever one when you got me down at Easton to-day, but your game failed.
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