put out(adjective)

to extend (a hand etc)

He put out his hand to steady her.

put out(adjective)

(of plants etc) to produce (shoots, leaves etc).

put out(adjective)

to extinguish (a fire, light etc)

The fire brigade soon put out the fire.

put out(adjective)

to issue, give out

They put out a distress call.

put out(adjective)

to cause bother or trouble to

Don't put yourself out for my sake!

put out(adjective)

to annoy

I was put out by his decision.