maritage /marˈi-tij/ (historical)

1. The feudal superior's right to arrange the marriage of a vassal's heiress or heir, or to exact a fine in lieu of this
2. The fine exacted

• put to one side
• put to ransom
• put to rights
• put to sea
• put to shame
• put to sleep
• put to the blush
• put to the horn
• put to the ritz
• put to the sword
• put to the torch
• put to the worse
• putt out
• putts
• put two and two together
• putty
• putty-coloured
• putty-faced
• puttying
• putty-knife
• putty-knives
• putty-powder
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