1. Synonyms for Anesthetizes include deadens, freezes, numbs, puts out, puts to sleep, puts under, sedates, knocks out, dopes and benumbs

2. Who puts the needle in?

3. A Consummately riveting Danish thriller, The Guilty puts you on hold, then puts you in a hold

4. Puts 8/3.Ceil == 2 #=> true puts 8/3.floor == 2 #=> true puts 2.67.Ceil == 2 #=> false puts 2.67.floor == 2 #=> true From my understanding, Ceil should return a number higher and floor is a number lower

5. Aquinas High School’s Chris Ancius puts …

6. She puts on her finest array.

7. This puts pressure on food demand.

8. He puts tomato sauce on everything.

9. He puts his writings in here.

10. She puts hers on our fridge.

11. Creak, Qian puts down a black.

12. Your generosity puts me to shame.

13. Creak , Zili puts down a black.

14. D puts Zope into debug mode.

15. That puts me in a difficult position.

16. Our company puts the emphasis on quality.

17. AIG furor puts spotlight on retention bonuses.

18. She puts in a lot of overtime.

19. This puts the junta in a quandary.

20. Overall, Abates puts out a good pie

21. Your writing puts mine in the shade.

22. He puts four enemies together, guaranteed dissension.

23. This decision puts our lives at stake.

24. She puts face cream on every night.

25. That puts Annapurna's fatality rate at 38%.

26. Larry puts bullet holes through the windshield.

27. He puts his hand into her sex.

28. Rather puts our tiny rooms to shame.

29. The brain puts it together and hooray !

30. And he puts an exclamation mark, OK?

31. This puts a cash cow at risk.

32. Each grade also puts on a class play.

33. He puts it on after he kills them.

34. And it puts some obligations on those operators.

35. Our street puts on a carnival every year.

36. Their falsehood puts it in danger of collapse.

37. That score puts you on the 97th percentile.

38. Someone who is Altruistic always puts others first

39. Featured Article: “Capitol Riot Puts Spotlight on ‘Apocalyptically …

40. And it puts ADP and phosphate groups together.

41. Puts title and abstract on an extra page

42. Puts them on that side of the lake.

43. It puts her in a festive, celebratory mood.

44. 22 A prominet Soviet astronomer puts it well.

45. The smell of hospitals always puts me off.

46. I hate the way she puts on airs.

47. Play resumes and Krajicek puts away easy volley.

48. Then she puts it in a letter box.

49. Paul supports himself yet puts his ministry first

50. 24 That puts me in a difficult position.

51. Puts them in his ambulance, knocks them out.

52. Puts evil or blasphemous thoughts into one's mind.

53. She puts great expression into her violin playing.

54. Company puts back controversial plan for waste incinerator.

55. Then he puts on a bridle and saddle.

56. I think this puts the problem very nicely.

57. The poker player puts together a winning hand.

58. When love puts in, friendship is gone. 

59. Your refusal puts me in an awkward predicament.

60. Briefing for Samsung puts what’s important at your fingertips

61. 9) puts it in a paper for the ADB:

62. An ideal connection that puts any solder to shame.

63. And he puts the glass back in the sink.

64. Which, of course, puts East Germany on the map.

65. What happens when God puts presumptuous ones to shame?

66. Your beautiful handwriting puts my untidy scrawl to shame.

67. He puts grease on his hair to make It'shiny.

68. The party puts its support squarely behind the minister.

69. Fake your death, the world puts its guard down.

70. Travelling less than hopefully puts blight on holidays abroad.

71. And Robin Cook puts his trust in the Euro?

72. 14 He puts his own particular slant on everything.

73. Her silly behaviour puts her in an indefensible position.

74. She puts a lot of spin on the ball.

75. This report puts a different spin on the issue.

76. Along comes this tinhorn - puts a bullet in me.

77. 22 That puts a slant on my whole career.

78. This paper puts forward an algorithm for airbag actuation.

79. 7 God puts a stop to all human activity*

80. He even puts in the occasional bottle of claret.