| For those thinking this is a parody or a put-on, please note that it is published by World Ahead Publishing. |
| Their Cuban identity may be a put-on, so to speak, but the Postizo crew have got the beat in their blood. |
| Spade offered them a contrived story about this all being a put-on to make them look foolish. |
| Mathews is, among other things, a master of that now lamentably neglected '60s art form, the put-on. |
| For all I know the entire scene might have been a put-on with a hired actor, but I enjoyed the punch line. |
| This was evidently no put-on apology for the occasion, and Wyndham, as he spoke, looked as penitent as his words. |
