The term 'put in' can be used to describe a variety of actions, such as electing, docking, adding, lading, anted, embedding, entering, forcing, insetting, inserting, plunging, addedto, baptizing, ENTERED, INSERTED, interjecting, and interpolating. Electing is the process of choosing someone for a position or office, while docking is the act of attaching a boat to a pier or other structure. Adding is the process of combining two or more items together, while lading is the act of loading goods onto a ship or vehicle. Anted is the past tense of the verb 'to ante, ' which means to put money into a pot before a card game begins. Embedding is the act of placing something within something else, while entering is the act of going into a place. Forcing is the act of making something happen, while insetting is the act of placing something within a larger object. Inserting is the act of putting something into something else, while plunging is the act of pushing something quickly and forcefully. Addedto is the process of adding something to something else, while baptizing is the act of immersing someone in water as part of a religious ceremony. ENTERED is the past tense of the verb 'to ENTER, ' which means to go into a place, while INSERTED is the past tense of the verb 'to INSERT, ' which means to put something into something else. Interjecting is the act of saying something suddenly and unexpectedly, while interpolating is the act of introducing something new into a situation.