put up

Verb meaning:
1) To hang something up
2) To deal with.
To put up with.

1) I put up the painting I found
2) I had to put up with his childish behavior.

by SafiMoyo September 15, 2005

put up

To compliment someone (usually after just totally embarrassing them or making them feel like crap). Usually done against one's will.

Student: You're fucking ugly.

Teacher: Hey now! That deserves a put up.

Student: ..Nice shoes.

by sumb!tch March 21, 2008

put up

To grafiti something..

"I 'put up' this huge 'RoMaN' on the side of a train."

by Diego August 18, 2003

Put up

When your significant other takes care of you and make it so that you don’t have to work or depend on anyone else for anything.

She doesn’t need a second job anymore, she’s put up.

by ElianaSmarts December 28, 2022

Put up

1.To be pregnant

2. To be in a serious relationship

I can’t really do much now that I’m put up.

by Kenken96 January 20, 2024

Put up

Typically something a person says when they’re in a relationship

I’ve been put up with my man

by anonymous August 16, 2024

Put up

Put under strict watch and away from potential danger or inappropriate activities

You’re too young to have a boyfriend. You’re going to be put up.

by lcal07 October 12, 2025