put under



put someone or something under something

to place someone or something beneath something. Dave put Sam under the loft in the barn, hoping no one would find him there. Alice put the birthday present under the couch, where she could get to it in a hurry.
See also: put

put someone under

Fig. to anesthetize someone. They put him under with ether. After you put her under, we will begin the operation.
See also: put

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Cyrielle-French
TessTESEnglish, Dutch
Honorinus-Late Roman
Marion (1)MER-ee-ən (English), MAR-ee-ən (English)French, English
Zenovia-Greek
SaulSAWL (English)Biblical, Jewish, Biblical Latin