put in front of (something)

praise or complementary words

move a resolution

express one's respect and affection

offer an excuse

to advance

congratulate, felicitate

adduce proof, Show argument or evidence

to present again, to re-submit

to place or lay before, to introduce, bring forward, adduce

shatter, break into pieces

take initiative, take lead, exceed the limits

raise an objection, criticize, take exception to, dispute, protest, call in question

move a motion

present an indictment or charge-sheet before a court of law

put on a play, adduce an example

to shuffle, prevaricate, boggle, dilly-dally

laud, praise, pay homage (esp. to someone who is dead)