put on blast

The act of exposing someone's personal information, which would rather be kept a secret.

She put him on blast when she revealed he had VD.

by Brandon November 21, 2003

put on blast

to be called out for something; to have some information about you put out in the open in an embarrassing manner.

Boy 1: Ayo, breathe easy on the insults!
girl 1: Like the way you was BREATHING EASY and snoring 2 minutes after we first started sexing?
Boy 2: AHAHAHAHAHA DAMNNNN SON YOU GOT PUT ON BLAST!! SHE LET ALL YOUR STUFF OUT IN THE OPEN!

by Espe November 22, 2003

put on aires

to put forth an attitude as though one is better than another or others.

She put on aires when her friend came to the office as she boasted about how valuable she was at the office.

by Sassy1234 April 27, 2008

Put on the back burner

What guys or girls do to people they're undecided about by stringing them along making occasional contact but not consistently acting interested.

I knew I was put on the back burner when he asked me out for the following weekend, then seemed confused when I called a few days later to confirm.

by Sarcastic Cynic August 19, 2011

put on a file

To exhibit fleeting signs of pedophilia. To lust after jailbait.

Wow, Stacy's doing a huge hot in that Fountain's of Wayne music video. I'm afraid I'm gonna put on a file.

by BuddyD September 25, 2006

Put on Foot Patrol

1. To work a job which involves walking or standing for the full duration of the shift.

2. To make someone walk to their destination, particularly if they are in your car or home.

1. five-o got put on foot patrol, Britney ain't finding a john tonight.

2. A: How'd you and Britney go last night?
B: She's a tease, so I put her on foot patrol in the middle of The 101.

by Intwit November 22, 2011

Put On the Spot

Being placed in situation, asked a question, or given a statement which requests or requires an uncomfortable answer (whether the answer is verbal or calls for action). Many times, "the spot is only an uncomfortable place because the individual "on the spot" is either worried the information/outcome seeker will not like their answer, or because the situation has become awkward due to a lack of information for too long, producing the proverbial elephant in the room.

She wondered if he fully understood she would not be upset by his answer, as she begrudgingly had him put on the spot many times, but received no answer at all.

by Patiently Waiting April 27, 2022