Offers
Put up
Put up verb - To fix in an upright position.
Both terms in one sentence
- After a group of vermin threaten to rape and kill his family, he offers himself to them and agrees not to put up a fight.
- And you get it midway through the game, if you're willing to put up with keeping the dinky Polar Star despite several offers of trading it for better weapons.
Source: Game Breaker / Action -
Baer initially appears to be uncomfortable about potentially leaving Braddock's family without a father, and offers to go easy on him if he doesn't put up too much of a fight.
Source: Film / Cinderella Man
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