put past



put past

v.
To believe some action, especially an extreme action, to be of a kind that someone would not do. Often used negatively: I wouldn't put it past those kids to try to climb to the top of the flagpole. Would you put murder past these thugs?
See also: past, put

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Yonah-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Nick[nik]
Stan (1)STANEnglish
PacÍFicapah-THEE-fee-kah (Spanish), pah-SEE-fee-kah (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
Davies['deivi:z]
Samuels['sæmjuəlz]