drop a brick
US /drɑp ə brɪk/
・UK /drɒp ə brɪk/
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idm.To make an embarrassing mistake or say something awkward.
He dropped a brick by revealing the surprise party too soon.
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50 Weird Laws - mental_floss on YouTube (Ep.5)
- railroad train." I think this means that you can technically drop a brick onto a railroad
railroad train." I think this means that you can technically drop a brick onto a railroad
- Wisconsin has a law that you cannot quote "propel any stone, brick, or other missile at any railroad train." I think this means that you could technically drop a brick onto a railroad train,
Wisconsin has a law that you cannot quote "propel any stone, brick, or other missile at any railroad train." I think this means that you could technically drop a brick onto a railroad train,