Offer
Offer verb - To put before another for acceptance or consideration.
Put
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Getting Crap Past the Radar: Sebastian isn't interested in his stepsister's offer of sex if he wins until Kathryn adds, "You can put it anywhere..." Girl in the Tower: Invoked metaphorically.
Source: Film / Cruel Intentions - If it weren't for Harry's loyalty, would he have accepted Malfoy's offer of friendship and been put in Slytherin instead?
Source: Because You Were Nice to Me - The Doctor tries to offer his own memories and experiences, but even at over a thousand years old, he can't offer enough to put the parasite back to sleep.
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