How to pronounce “took to the bricks”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take to the bricks

Practice Nearby Words

took to, took to the streets, took, ran into a brick wall, took the studs, took it on the arches, took it to the next level, took the meaning, took someone to the grave, took law into one's own hands, took the time, took a break, took the plunge, took time, went to the scaffold, took a liking to, took it, took the law into one's own hands, went to town, took action, got down to bedrock, took up, treaded the boards, took matters into one's own hands, took the initiative, took something in stride, took a joke, built, took shape, took a risk, took a knee, took the point, took the bull by the horns, went to great lengths, took at face value, took the ride, took up the slack, took hold, took a bath, took the bait, took a hike, took on, took on trust, took a powder, went to the dogs, took on the chin, took the liberty, took something as it came, took the mick, took back, took on faith, took after, went to, took a dive, took five, took in, took credit for, went to work, went to pot, went to bat, went to pieces, took the cake, lithobraked, took it upon oneself, took a long walk on a short pier, took liberties, took the l, took a bite out of, took the edge off, took a pitch, drove into the ground, withtook, took away, took water, broke into, took it on the lam, took up the mantle, took for, took up the gauntlet, got on like a house on fire, took turns, took flight, took one's medicine, took over, took ten, took for granted, took upon oneself, took part, took a back seat, took a long walk off a short pier, went to ground, went to the bathroom, broke it to, took a picture, took a five, took down a peg, took one for the team, took a seat, broke bread, took one's half out of the middle

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