What is another word for put over?
272 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ pˌʊt ˈə͡ʊvə], [ pˌʊt ˈəʊvə], [ p_ˌʊ_t ˈəʊ_v_ə]
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Similar words for put over:
- defer (noun)
- get across (noun)
- hold over (noun)
- manage (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- postpone (noun)
- put-off (noun)
- put over (noun)
- accomplish (verb)
- act (verb)
- get across (verb)
- manage (verb)
- maneuver (verb)
- penetrate (verb)
- score (verb)
- other synonyms
- get across
- other relevant words
- put-off
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Put over:
n.
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•
- swindle,
- dupe,
- trick,
- entrap,
- double cross,
- string along,
- cheat,
- deceive,
- rip off,
- bilk.
- get.
v.
• accomplish (verb)- do justice,
- bring about,
- conclude,
- carry out,
- do one proud,
- make hay,
- produce,
- get someplace,
- do a bang-up job,
- sew up,
- put it over,
- nail it,
- manage.
- impersonate,
- emote,
- be on,
- ham,
- parody,
- play gig,
- personify,
- personate,
- bring down the house,
- feign,
- do a turn,
- stooge,
- pretend,
- mime,
- star,
- play act,
- mug,
- mimic,
- lay an egg,
- rehearse,
- portray,
- tread the boards,
- strut,
- make debut,
- take part,
- dramatize,
- characterize,
- represent,
- play part,
- go over,
- go on,
- burlesque,
- play role,
- simulate,
- say one's piece,
- ham it up.
- exploit,
- design,
- fence,
- sham,
- intrigue,
- beguile,
- navigate,
- go around,
- shift,
- move,
- proceed,
- conspire,
- devise,
- leave holding the bag,
- finesse.
Other synonyms:
• get across • Other relevant words:- score,
- figured out,
- seeing through,
- put one on,
- takes care of,
- make a killing,
- sail through,
- take care of business,
- made it,
- bringing to fruition,
- taking the cake,
- hit pay dirt,
- come with,
- penetrate,
- pull wires,
- play games,
- take the cake,
- playing games,
- soak in,
- bring to fruition,
- earn wings,
- do the job,
- put one over,
- made the grade,
- get through,
- engineer,
- Scored,
- do the trick,
- make an impression,
- become clear,
- get to the bottom,
- making the grade,
- see through,
- deal with,
- Maneuvered,
- get there,
- scammed,
- figure out,
- taking care of business,
- got through,
- get across,
- putting one on,
- lucked out,
- scamming,
- sinking in,
- pull strings,
- put,
- put through,
- luck out,
- take care of,
- sink in,
- execute,
- put into effect,
- took care of,
- make it.
- discharge,
- put on,
- carry into execution,
- bring off,
- lay over,
- perform,
- organize,
- manoeuvre,
- set forth,
- set up,
- scheme,
- manipulate,
- cut the mustard,
- sell,
- come through,
- get away with,
- despatch,
- communicate,
- negotiate,
- popularize,
- wangle,
- get by,
- carry through,
- take advantage of,
- dispatch,
- clear,
- clear the hurdle,
- compass,
- get on,
- come through with,
- come on,
- arrange,
- turn the trick,
- delay,
- explain,
- simplify,
- connive,
- accomplish,
- carry off,
- rig,
- bring through,
- push,
- explicate,
- impose upon,
- plot,
- hack,
- clarify,
- belt out,
- cut,
- impose on,
- relate,
- bring,
- finagle,
- hack it,
- hold up,
- put forth,
- put across,
- spell out,
- bring to pass,
- work on,
- get along,
- foist,
- contrive,
- belt,
- swing,
- make oneself understood,
- machinate,
- hold off,
- stand over,
- pass the buck,
- make the grade,
- elucidate,
- make out,
- scrape along,
- vulgarize,
- cause,
- muddle through,
- promote,
- bring to effect,
- get over,
- implement.
How to use "Put over" in context?
"put over" is a British English word meaning "to put (someone) into office or power." It is often used in business, politics, and law.
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