out
1.
to take sth out of your house and leave it, for example for sb to collect :
( BrE )
to put the rubbish out
( NAmE )
to put the garbage / trash out
2.
to place sth where it will be noticed and used :
Have you put out clean towels for the guests?
3.
to stop sth from burning or shining :
to put out a candle / cigarette / light
Firefighters soon put the fire out.
4.
to produce sth, especially for sale :
The factory puts out 500 new cars a week.
—related noun output
5.
to publish or broadcast sth :
Police have put out a description of the man they wish to question.
6.
to give a job or task to a worker who is not your employee or to a company that is not part of your own group or organization :
A lot of the work is put out to freelancers.
7.
to make a figure, result, etc. wrong :
The rise in interest rates put our estimates out by several thousands.
8.
to push a bone out of its normal position
SYN dislocate :
She fell off her horse and put her shoulder out.
9.
(also formal ˌput sth ↔ ˈforth ) to develop or produce new leaves, shoots , etc.