How to pronounce “put on the brakes”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of put the brakes on.

Practice Nearby Words

jam on the brakes, slam on the brakes, put the cabosh on, put pedal to the metal, pull over, put a block on, stop someone in their tracks, put one's foot down, put the kibosh on, ride the brakes, put one's foot down on, put on the kibosh, pull up, stop short, slam the door on, put one's foot down upon, stop traffic, hit pause, close the door on, keep off the street, put a damper on, release the handbrake, come to a stop, leave off, take time out, stop dead, brake check, put the pedal to the metal, stick a sock in it, stop to smell the roses, shift gears, take a breather, give pause, take to the bricks, run to the ground, put a lid on it, put the pedal to the medal, stop and smell the flowers, put a spanner in the works, put out the fire, kick off, drive something into the ground, stuff a sock in it, put the hammer down, put on, hop off, make a stand, knock off, put a sock in it, kick to the kerb, slow one's roll, get one's skates on, put paid to, run round in circles, run in circles, drive into the ground, stall for time, shut down, turn a corner, run around in circles, go in circles, put down, switch off, go around in circles, check at the door, smell the roses, hit the buffers, kick the wheels, kick out, pull one's horns in, stand down, sit on, put oneself out of the way, drag one's feet, hang up one's spurs, bring up short, fall at the final hurdle, balk, brake test, rev up, stop the bleeding, step back, run off one's mouth, turn the boat around, lay rubber, stave off, pull up stumps, build a fire under, can it, hit the pavement, call it quits, give someone a break, take one's time, stop by, key off, choke off, keep one's peace, lean over backwards, hold out, hold that thought

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