Fancy
Fancy verb - To form a mental picture of.
Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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After throwing money around at a fancy hotel, the rather lengthy bill Greg gets apparently put enough of a dent in his money to put him off any spending sprees for a while.
Source: Shockingly Expensive Bill -
However, this chef also put his spun sugar on top of his warm dessert, causing all the work he put into this fancy garnish to melt into a pool of green sugary goo.
Source: Series / Chopped -
She want to correct it and this time put on some of her best clothes, such as a fancy red winter coat, a white rabbit muff, and white cotton gloves (the kind meant for fancy events instead of winter weather).
Source: High Class Gloves
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