Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Common collocations
| clothes | put clothes | vamp clothes |
Both words in one sentence
- He seemed senile and frail for a vamp, but he eventually flipped out and put up quite a fight.
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He seems to have gotten back his badassery by the end of the season, when he decapitates three heavily-armed guards in the space of a second, while Bill stakes the vamp who put him in power.
Source: Badass Decay -
The Vamp: In the Fiasco episode, as John put it, Bonnie took What Could Have Been an empty little club girl, and turn her into an Insane, Machiavellian, Omnisexual monster.
Source: Web Video / Tabletop
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