To put up with, to overlook or suffer without recompense, punishment or resentment; as, to put up with an injury or affront.

1. To take without opposition or dissatisfaction; as, to put up with bad fare.

This verb, in all its uses, retains its primary sense, to set, throw, thrust, send, _c.; but its signification is modified in a great variety of ways, by other words standing in connection with it.

, n. A strumpet; a prostitute.

Put case, for put the case, suppose the case to be so; a vulgar or at least inelegant phrase.