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Dad jokes with Matt Wintz and Dave Chudowsky on WKYC: Applying mosquito repellant

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In English phrasal verbs, 'put on' means to apply something to a surface (like putting on mosquito repellent), while 'put off' means to postpone or delay something. The correct usage depends on the intended meaning: when applying a substance to your skin, use 'put on'; when delaying an event or action, use 'put off'.

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