pre-echo /prē-ekˈō/

1. The unwanted effect of a faint sound anticipating the actual sound on a tape recording, caused by the transfer of material between surfaces of the wound tape (sound recording; see also post-echo under post-)
2. A foretaste

• putting
• putting-cleek
• putting-cleeks
• putting green
• putting greens
• puttings
• putting-stone
• putting-stones
• putting the shot
• putting the stone
• putting the weight
• put to
• putto
• put to bed
• puttock
• puttocks
• put to death
• put to flight
• put to good account
• put to it
• put to nurse
• put to one side
• put to ransom
• put to rights
• put to sea