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bricking
/ ˈbrɪkɪŋ /
noun
- slang.the falsification of evidence in order to bring a criminal charge
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Example Sentences
And he found them bricking up the town gate, because it was so wide that little folks could not get through.
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"To sinking and bricking new well, 32 ft. deep," Reynold replied.
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“They get it gold-bricking New Yorkers, then,” declared Wallingford contemptuously.
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We have been bricking him up for a lark, and intend keeping him here till the morning.
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The bank on either side they were bricking up and cementing.
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