Phrasal Verbs with Put

Put About
- to change or cause to change the direction
 We put about and headed home
Put Across
 - to communicate effectively
She put her arguments across in a calm way
 Put Away
- to discard
Put away all your negative thoughts

- to consume (food or drink) readily and quickly
Put away the lunch in a few minutes

- to confine, to imprison
Matt was put away for a year
Put By
- to save for later use
Put By your money so that you could use it when there's a financial tightness
Put Down
- to insult
Don't put him down in front of the guests

- to kill a sick animal usually out of mercy
The vet said it was necessary to put down the race horse because of its broken leg.

-to repress, bring to an end 
Put down the rebellion
Put Forth
- to grow
Put forth the seeds

- to bring to bear 
  Put forth a smile while walking

- to offer for consideration
Put forth an idea
Put Forward
- to propose for consideration
Put forward a plan
Put in
- to make a formal offer
Put in some good suggestions for the guest

- to introduce
Put in a good word for me

-to spend time at a location or job
You will have to put in for some time at the site            
Put off
- to postpone
He needs to be made aware of how much annoying it is when he puts off deadlines every now and then
Put somebody off
-make someone disgusted by your/somebody's actions
The salesman's nonchalance puts me off
Put on
- to dress

-to perform ; to apply
You have put on a great show
Put on the makeup

-to fool
You are putting me on
Put out 
- extinguish
Put out the candle

- to publish

-to exert/extend
They had put out a great deal of effort

- to expel
Put him out of my room
Put over
- to postpone

- to put across, espectially to deceive
He had put the lie over but to no avail
 Put through
 -to implement ; came to a successful end
He had put through the paperwork in no time

- to cause to undergo
Don't put me through so much troubles
Put up
-to raise, built

-to accomodate
Put the refugees up in that school
Put up With 
- tolerate