put out

Definitions

General English

• phrasal verb to place something outside
• phrasal verb to stretch out a part of your body, e.g. your hand or foot

Banking

• phrasal verb to send something out for other people to work on

Cricket

• verb to dismiss from batting, especially by means of a run-out
  Citation ‘Bear in mind not to leave your ground till the ball has quitted the Bowler’s hand, or he will be justified in trying to put you out’ (Clarke 1851 in HM)

Media Studies

• verb to make something widely known, e.g. by announcing or broadcasting it

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Contexts for “put out”

5 definitions in context
• General English
• Banking
• Cricket
• Media Studies