Verb
put straight (third-person singular simple present puts straight, present participle putting straight, simple past and past participle put straight)
To correct someone's misconception or false belief; to give correct information to.
You cannot put straight in others what is warped in yourself. Athanasius of Alexandria
I feel very strongly that the people of St Albans might assume that I have deserted them, and through your paper I would like the record put straight as to why and how I left. Source: Internet
"It was the rear right wheel, which is probably the most difficult to change because we don't have a spare that we can put straight in," mechanical team lead Richard Cummack said. Source: Internet