APC 13 09 08 09 7 3d
put on:
(tr) 1) dress oneself in,
2) increase (in weight),
3) switch on,
4) pretend,
5) cause to take place (show/performance)
1. Put...........on..........your
gloves. It's very cold outside.
4. Ignore James. He's not really ill. he's just putting it
...on.
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