To run a blockade
Related to To run a blockade: Blockade runner
| to get to, or away from, a blockaded port in safety. |
See also: Run
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To rig the capstan
- To rig the market
- To right a vessel
- To right the helm
- To ring a peal
- To ring in
- To ring the bells backward
- To ring the changes on
- To ring the changes upon
- To rip out
- To roll about
- To roll one's r's
- To roll one's self
- To roll the eye
- To rough it
- To round in
- To round to
- To rout out
- To rub along
- To rub down
- To rub off
- To rub out
- To rub up
- To ruffle the feathers of
- To rule the roast
- To run a blockade
- To run a foil
- To run a muck
- To run a rig
- To run a risk
- To run afoul of
- To run after
- To run amuck
- To run an errand
- To run away
- To run away with
- To run down
- To run down a coast
- To run for an office
- To run hard
- To run in
- To run in trust
- To run in with
- To run into
- To run into the ground
- To run mad
- To run mad after
- To run off
- To run off at the mouth
- To run on
- To run out
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- to ring the changes
- To ring the changes on
- To ring the changes upon
- To rip out
- to risk life and limb
- to rob Peter to pay Paul
- to rock the boat
- To roll about
- To roll one's r's
- To roll one's self
- To roll the eye
- to roll with the punches
- To rough it
- To round in
- To round to
- To rout out
- To rub along
- To rub down
- to rub elbows with
- to rub it in
- To rub off
- To rub out
- to rub the wrong way
- To rub up
- to ruffle someone's feathers
- To ruffle the feathers of
- To rule the roast
- to rule the roost
- to rule with an iron hand
- to rule with an iron hand/rod
- To run a blockade
- To run a foil
- To run a muck
- To run a rig
- To run a risk
- to run a tight ship
- To run afoul of
- To run after
- to run amok
- To run amuck
- To run an errand
- to run around in circles
- To run away
- To run away with
- to run circles/rings around
- To run down
- To run down a coast
- To run for an office
- To run hard
- To run in
- to run in the blood/family
- To run in trust
- To run in with
- To run into
- To run into the ground
- to run its course
- to run like clockwork
- To run mad
- To run mad after
- To run off
- To run off at the mouth
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