To brick up
| to fill up, inclose, or line, with brick. |
See also: Brick
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To break no squares
- To break of
- To break off
- To break one's fast
- To break open
- To break out
- To break out a cargo
- To break sheer
- To break squares
- To break the back
- To break the heart
- To break the heart of
- To break the ice
- To break the neck
- To break the neck of
- To break through
- To break up
- To break upon a wheel
- To break wind
- To breast up a hedge
- To breathe a vein
- To breathe again
- To breathe one's last
- To breed in and in
- To breeze up
- To brick up
- To brim over
- To bring a sail to
- To bring about
- To bring back
- To bring by the lee
- To bring down
- To bring down the house
- To bring forth
- To bring forward
- To bring grist to the maill
- To bring home
- To bring in
- To bring into play
- To bring off
- To bring on
- To bring one on one's way
- To bring one round
- To bring one to his bearings
- To bring out
- To bring over
- To bring suit
- To bring to
- To bring to book
- To bring to grass
- To bring to light
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- To break loose
- To break no squares
- To break of
- To break off
- To break one's fast
- to break one's neck
- To break open
- To break out
- To break out a cargo
- To break sheer
- to break someone's heart
- To break squares
- To break the back
- to break the bank
- To break the heart
- To break the heart of
- To break the ice
- To break the ice
- To break the neck
- To break the neck of
- To break through
- To break up
- To break upon a wheel
- To break wind
- To breast up a hedge
- To breathe a vein
- To breathe again
- To breathe one's last
- To breed in and in
- To breeze up
- To brick up
- To brim over
- To bring a sail to
- To bring about
- To bring back
- To bring by the lee
- To bring down
- To bring down the house
- To bring down the house
- To bring forth
- To bring forward
- To bring grist to the maill
- To bring home
- to bring home the bacon
- To bring in
- To bring into play
- To bring off
- To bring on
- To bring one on one's way
- To bring one round
- To bring one to his bearings
- To bring out
- To bring over
- To bring suit
- To bring to
- To bring to book
- To bring to grass
- To bring to light
- To bring to pass
- To bring to the gangway
- To bring to the hammer
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