Synonyms and antonyms of To put something inside something in American Thesaurus

bag (verb)

to put things into bags

bed (verb)

to put something firmly into a base or into the ground

bottle (verb)

to put a liquid into bottles in order to sell it or store it

box (verb)

to put something into a box

bury (verb)

to push one thing into another very hard

center (verb)

to place something in the center of a space or area

cram (verb)

to put people or things into a space that is too small

crate (verb)

to put something into a crate in order to move or store it

embed (verb)

to fix something firmly in a surface or object

entomb (verb)

literary to put someone or something in or under something so that they cannot escape

feed (verb)

to push something into a machine, especially slowly and gently

fit (verb)

to put something in a particular place or group because it belongs there

imbed ()

another spelling of embed

insert (verb)

to put something into something else, or into a hole or space

insertion (noun)

the act of putting something into something else

inset (noun)

something that is put in something else

inset (verb)

to put small jewels, stones, pieces of glass, etc. in the surface of something as a decoration

interleave (verb)

to put something between other things

interpose (verb)

formal to put someone or something in a position between two other people or things

intersperse (verb)

to put something in various places in or among something else

load (verb)

to put a load onto or into something such as a vehicle or container

load (verb)

to put something into a piece of equipment so that it is ready to use

lock away ()

to put something in a place or container which you fasten with a lock

overfill (verb)

to put more of something in a container than it will hold

overload (verb)

to put too many people or things in or on something

pack (verb)

to put your possessions into a bag, suitcase, or box so that you can take or send them somewhere

pack (verb)

to put goods into containers so that they can be sent somewhere and sold

package (verb)

to put things into boxes or wrap them so that they can be sold

pack away ()

to put something back into the container where it is stored, after you have finished using it

packing (noun)

the activity of putting your possessions into bags, suitcases, or boxes so that you can take or send them somewhere

pack into ()

to fit a lot of people or things into a place in large numbers or quantities

pack up ()

to put things into a bag, suitcase, or box so that you can take or send them somewhere

pocket (verb)

to put something into your pocket

poke (verb)

to put something into or through a small space or hole

ram (verb)

to push something into a place with great force

seat (verb)

to fit one part of something firmly into another

shoehorn (verb)

to try to make something fit into a place that is too small or not appropriate

slot in ()

to fit into a narrow space, or to fit something into a narrow space

slot into ()

to fit something into a narrow space, or to fit into a narrow space

slot into place ()

to fit exactly in a space, or to fit something exactly into a space

squash (verb)

to push someone or something so that they fit into a small space

squash (verb)

to fit into a small space

squeeze (verb)

to fit or move someone or something through or into a small space

stuff (verb)

to push something soft into a space or container

thread (verb)

to put something long and thin through a hole or space

wedge (verb)

to fix something tightly or in a small space