Put

“put, it’s the verbal planking”

put: is a growing trend where people just say “put” at random times, places, and in sentences where it doesn’t normally belong.

just like “planking” it is meant to be confusing and silly. originally it was used by itself randomly to confuse people, but it can also replace any word in a sentence, it can be a declaration or exclamation, it can even take the place of a curse word.

people will often upload pictures of themselves writing put in public places. video’s have emerged of people saying put in clever places.
ex: 1 “dude, that chick fell right on her put.”

ex: 2 “put” or “put!!!”

ex: 3 “what the put is going on here?”

ex: 4 “put put put”

ex: 5

guy 1: “dude, what are you doing?”

guy 2: ” oh you know, put.”
a jewish slang for p-n-s.
uhh, stop being such a putz.
‘puts’ is vulgarism in estonian, it stands for p-ssy or c-nt. often the inessive case of the term is used which is ‘putsis’ and it means that something is f-cked up or doesn’t work.
tibil, kellega hiljuti käisin, oli väga ropp kõnepruuk, “tuti” asemel armastas ta kasutada sõna “puts”. (the girl i dated recently used really excessive swearing, she loved to use the word ‘p-ssy’ instead of ‘v-g-n-‘)

tööle sõites avastasin, et auto mootor on putsis ja vajab parandamist. (while driving to work i noticed that car’s engine is f-cked up and needs to be repaired)
to place in a specified location.
she put the p-n-s in her -ss.
a slang word refering to the entire male genitalia region.
“i rearranged my puts because i had an itch”
in norwegian slang it means v-g-n-. often when pr-nouncing it a small whistle sound is added to the s at the end of the word.
d-mn thats some good puts!
did you get any put(whistle sound) last night?
2. pr-nounced “puht” in a sweet southern drawl.
in the southern us it is slang for p-ssy.
i love to lick put. in the morning. during the day. and all night long.