Put It On The Cuff :



Put A Bug In You Ear :

If you put a bug in someone’s ear, you give him or her a reminder or suggestion relating to a future event.



Put A Cork In It! :

This is a way of telling someone to be quiet.

“Ramu,” called the teacher and said, “put a cork in your mouth”.



Put A Sock In It :

If someone tells you to put a sock in it, they are telling you to shout up.



Put All Your Eggs In One Basket :

If you put all your eggs in one basket, you risk everything on a single opportunity which, like eggs breaking, could go wrong.



Put Heads Together :

To consult

Let us put heads together and find out a solution of the problem.



Put It On The Cuff :

If you put something on the cuff, you will take it now and pay for it later.



Put Lipstick On A Pig :

If people put lipstick on a pig, they make superficial or cosmetic changes, hoping that it will make the product more attractive.



Put On Airs :

If someone puts on airs, they pretend to be grander and more important than they really are.



Put Or Get Someone’s Back Up :

If you put or get someone’s back up, you annoy them.



Put Some Dirt On It :

This means that when you get hurt, you should rub it off or shake it off and you’ll be OK.



Put Some Mustard On It! :

I think it’s used to encourage someone to throw a ball like a baseball hard or fast.



Put Somebody’s Nose Out Of Joint :

If you put someone’s nose out of joint, you irritate them or make them angry with you.



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