put up with

tolerate somebody or something unpleasant

I can't put up with her rudeness.

by R. F. Santos March 26, 2009

Put up with

Here, ' Put up with' doesn't mean to put something on the board or paper.
It means to tolerate something or go through hardships or to endure something.
The meaning of "put up with" in hindi is to 'Jhelna'.

for eg. He had to put up with all the scholdings and the shoutings from his maid if that is all for his future.

by frenchssss August 27, 2022

up with the put-down

To be "up with the put-down" is to be in the know-how; to have the latest information/gossip or to fully understand a situation.

Character 1: "What? I doooon't get iiiittt...?!?!"
Character 2: "OMFG, grrrrlllll, get up with the fxing put-down. here's how it's done..."

Scene Kids on the Street: *RAMBLE RAMBLE RAMBLE. GOSSIP GOSSIP GOSSIP. SEX SEX SEX. PARAPHANELIA, PEDOPHILIA, DRUG ABUSE*

Street Cop Strolling By: "Wow, great job staying up with the put-down, kids. Keep it up!"

by Nick Hoover June 3, 2008