Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
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Both words in one sentence
- Put them together and tuck a decimal point behind the three and you have the first eight digits of pi.
Source: Good with Numbers -
After the infamous "tuck rule game" (an American Football playoff game decided by a particularly obscure rule), the losing Oakland Raiders were understandably put out.
Source: Cluster F-Bomb -
Unfortunately, Akko passes out in the bathwater, prompting Mari to carry her out of the bathhouse, dry her off, put on her underwear and pajamas, and tuck her into bed.
Source: Public Bathhouse Scene
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