puton
Put-on is a term in English with multiple related senses derived from the phrasal verb to put on. It is most often written as put-on when used as a noun or adjective, and as "to put on" when used as a verb. The word's senses range from the literal act of clothing oneself to the figurative act of presenting, disguising, or feigning. In everyday usage, the noun put-on refers to a deception or prank, or to a feigned act; the adjective put-on describes something pretended or ostentatious.
In verb usage, to put on can mean to dress oneself (to put on a coat), to
As a noun or adjective, a put-on is a deception, prank, or feigned thing; for example, "That
Origin and usage notes: the senses derive from the literal act of placing clothing on the body