put up

Raise or house

Put up collects meanings around the ideas of raising, building, or providing.

You put up a shelf by mounting it; you put up a tent by erecting it.

To put up money is to provide it as a stake or investment.

If you put someone up, you give them a place to stay.

To put up with something is to tolerate it, often reluctantly: I can't put up with this noise anymore.

Put up or shut up challenges someone to back their words with action.

construct

build

Create a structure

install · frame · scaffold · mount · hoist · structure · tent · shelter · fence · wall

accommodate

host

One receiving guests

  • lodgeTemporary woodland dwelling
  • houseResidential building
  • shelterProtected place or structure

board · billet · quarter · guest · spare room · overnight · hospitality · stay · sleepover · couchsurfing

display

post

Vertical structural beam

show · present · advertise · announce · sign · notice · poster · billboard · flyer · placard

tolerate

endure

Suffer through without yielding

  • bearLarge furry omnivore
  • standUpright support structure
  • abideTo tolerate or remain

stomach · swallow · suffer · withstand · accept · live with · brook · countenance · grin and bear it · weather

contribute

money

Currency for transactions

  • fundsAvailable financial resources
  • stakeSharpened post or share
  • investCommit resources for gain

finance · bankroll · fund · capital · provide · supply · front · chip in · pledge · backing

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construction/erection

put uptear down

Destroy a structure

demolish · take down · knock down · dismantle · raze

vertical placement

put uptake down

Defeat or disassemble

put down · bring down · lower · pull down · set down

offering accommodation

put upturn away

Deny someone access

kick out · throw out · evict · turn out · eject

Family

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