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bring to the hammer

bring to the hammer verb: to put up for sale by auction.

Verb

bring to the hammer (third-person singular simple present brings to the hammer, present participle bringing to the hammer, simple past and past participle brought to the hammer)

  1. (idiomatic, transitive) To put up for sale by auction.

Forms of bring to the hammer

third-person singular presentbrings to the hammer
present participlebringing to the hammer
past participlebrought to the hammer
pastbrought to the hammer

Questions about bring to the hammer

What does bring to the hammer mean?
Bring to the hammer means to put up for sale by auction.
What part of speech is bring to the hammer?
Bring to the hammer is a verb.
What is the past tense of bring to the hammer?
The past tense of bring to the hammer is brought to the hammer.

Words near bring to the hammer in the dictionary

  1. bring to nought
  2. bring to order
  3. bring to orgasm
  4. bring to pass
  5. bring to terms
  6. bring to the hammer
  7. bring to the table
  8. bring together
  9. bring under
  10. bring up
  11. bring up against

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