put-you-up
noun
• a sofa or settee that can be converted into a bed.
put up
• construct or erect something.
• "I put up the tent and cooked a meal"
• display a notice, sign, or poster.
• "she put up a sign advertising the guest house"
Similar:
display,
pin up,
stick up,
hang up,
nail up,
post,
• increase the cost of something.
• "I'm afraid I've got to put your rent up"
• provide money as backing for an enterprise.
• "the sponsors are putting up £5,000 for the event"
Similar:
provide,
supply,
furnish,
give,
come up with,
contribute,
donate,
pledge,
pay,
advance,
fork out,
cough up,
shell out,
dish out,
ante up,
pony up,
• offer or show a particular degree of resistance, effort, or skill in a fight or competitive situation.
• "he put up a brave fight"
• offer something for sale or auction.
• "the mill was closed and put up for sale"
• accommodate someone temporarily.
• "we're going to put him up for a few days"
Similar:
give accommodation to,
provide with accommodation,
accommodate,
house,
take in,
give a roof to,
give a bed to,
lodge,
quarter,
billet,
• propose someone for election or adoption.
• "the party had put up a candidate in each constituency"
• cause game to rise from cover.
• "the dog almost immediately put up a pheasant"
• return a sword to its sheath.
• "he put up his sword and gave the body a kick"
