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Etymology edit

From Middle English putten (to push, shove, put), from Old English pytan (to push, shove), from Proto-Germanic *putōną (to stick, stab), equivalent to to- +‎ put.

Verb edit

toput (third-person singular simple present toputs, present participle toputting, simple past and past participle toput)

  1. (obsolete, rare) To split apart.
    The rock was all toput from the blast.

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