put to

To contribute towards the cost of something, generally in equal amounts, in order to share the purchased item.

It is hard to pin to a region as there is so little written about the word as it exists almost exclusively in colloquial speech, primarily in regional Manchester, England.

Alright lad, we’re renting a storage space and I thought you could benefit from it. If you put to, it’ll be cheaper for all of us.

by Install a Friend January 1, 2021

put the seat down

Close your trap

You need to put the seat down

by YehYeh17 November 19, 2015

putting up a 4

put up a 4 if tyler gets no play

putting up a 4 means tyler gets no play

by tyelrlrkeke July 15, 2022

Putting on the kegs

Australian slang for putting on weight

Have you seen Barry? He's really putting on the kegs lately

by p00lm8 June 14, 2018

Put To A Sum

Taking all of the days events and adding them together to put the day under a category

Miles: how was your day bro?
Koda: Put to a sum, not all too great

by KodaFoxx June 28, 2016

just put the fries in the bag

it is said to a person if you want the person to do his own work, not bother about you and your work

I'll handle it, just put the fries in the bag.

by anonymous December 8, 2024

put the pot in the bong

The weed that is currently in your surrounding premises is being directed by a fellow ally to be placed in a circular shaped filtration device nearby for social enjoyment.

This saying has stemmed long from a psychedelics culture at casual social gatherings, and has recently been used in JID song, "Off da Zonkys"

Hey, put the pot in the bong you filthy animal...*roar*

by Lady Bé November 26, 2020