wall

n.

1) to build, erect, put up a wall

2) to demolish, tear down a wall

3) to climb, scale a wall

4) to paint; panel; paper walls

5) to line walls (to line walls with bookshelves)

6) a high; low wall

7) a brick; fire; inside; outside; retaining wall; seawall; stone; supporting wall

8) (also fig.) a wall between (the wall between church and state)

9) against the wall (they were lined up/stood up against the wall and shot)

10) (misc.) we had our backs to the wall ('we were in a desperate situation'); (slang) to drive smb. up the wall ('to frustrate smb. completely')

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[wɔːl]

erect

fire

inside

low wall

outside

panel

paper walls

put up a wall

retaining wall

scale a wall

seawall

stone

supporting wall

tear down a wall

(slang) to drive smb. up the wall ('to frustrate smb. completely')

a brick

a high

to build

to climb

to demolish

to paint

(misc.) we had our backs to the wall ('we were in a desperate situation')

(also fig.) a wall between (the wall between church and state)

against the wall (they were lined up/ stood up against the wall and shot)

to line walls (to line walls with bookshelves)