The initial idioms of the letter P

put one on honor	put one out
put one over on	put one past (someone)
put one's back into it	put one's best foot forward
lay one's cards on the table	put one's face on
put one's feet up	put one's finger on
put one's foot down	put one's foot in it
turn one's hand to	put one's house in order
put one's mind to	put money on
put one's money where one's mouth is	put one's oar in
set one's seal on	put one's shoulder to the wheel
put in place	put someone in his or her place
put oneself out	put oneself straight
put onto	put out of
put (one's) butt on the line	put our heads together
put out a/the fire	put out a warrant