put your hands together for someone

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put (one's) hands together (for someone or something)

To applaud (someone or something); to clap. Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for our next comedian this evening! Everyone started putting their hands together to signal that they wanted the concert to begin.

put your hands together for someone

and put them together for someone

tv. to applaud someone. (To put hands together clapping.) Please put your hands together for Ronald and his great musicians!

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put words in someone's mouth
put words in/into somebody's mouth
put words into (one's) mouth
put words into someone's mouth
put words into someone's mouth, to
put years on (one)
put years on somebody
put years on someone
put you in mind of somebody/something
put your back into
put your back into something
put your best foot forward
put your cards on the table
put your faith in God, and keep your powder dry
put your faith in God, but keep your powder dry
put your feet up
put your finger in the dyke
put your finger on
put your finger on something
put your foot down
put your foot in it
put your hand in your pocket
put your hand in/into your pocket
put your hand to the plough
put your hands together
put your hands together for someone
put your hands up
put your head above the parapet
put your head in a noose
put your head in the lion's mouth
put your head into the lion's mouth
put your head on the block
put your heads together
put your house in order
put your mind to something
put your money where your mouth is
Put your money where your mouth is!
put your neck on the line
put your oar in (something)
put your shirt on
put your shirt on something
put your shoulder to the wheel
put your stamp on something
put your thinking cap on
put your trust in God, and keep your powder dry
put your trust in God, but keep your powder dry
put your, their, etc. heads together
put yourself in somebody's shoes/place
put yourself on the line
put/get something out of your mind
put/keep somebody in the picture
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put your eye out something
put your face on
put your faces on
put your faith in God, and keep your powder dry
put your faith in God, but keep your powder dry
put your feelers out
put your feet up
put your finger on
put your finger on something
put your foot down
put your foot in it
put your foot in your mouth
put your foot in your mouth
put your foot to the floor
put your hair up
put your hair up something
put your hand in your pocket
put your hand in/into your pocket
put your hand into your pocket
put your hand on your heart
put your hand to
put your hand to something
put your hand to the plough
put your hand to the plow
put your hand up
put your hand up something
put your hands on
put your hands on something
Put Your Hands Together
put your hands together for
put your hands together for someone
put your hands up
Put your hands up for detroit
put your hat in the ring
put your hat into the ring
put your head above the parapet
put your head down
put your head down
put your head in a noose
put your head in the lion's mouth
put your head in the lion’s mouth
put your head in the wolf's mouth
put your head in the wolf’s mouth
put your head into the lion's mouth
put your head on the block
put your heads together
put your heads together
put your heads together
put your heads together
put your heart and soul into
put your heart and soul into doing something
put your heart and soul into something
put your heart into
put your house in order
put your John Hancock on
put your life on the line
put your lights out
put your mind at ease
put your mind at rest
put your mind to rest
put your mind to something
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