Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
put-on-to
Phrase
/pʊt ɒn tuː/

Definition
To indicate or imply something to someone, often in a teasing or joking manner.

Examples
- He really put me on to the best pizza place in town.
- She was just putting me on to see my reaction.
- Are you trying to put me on to something funny?

Meaning
The phrase ‘put-on-to’ suggests guiding someone towards a particular idea or joke, typically with a sense of humor involved.

Synonyms
- Inform
- Indicate
- Lead on