seal
Related to seal: Navy SEAL
seal up
To close something and bind the seals so it does not reopen. A noun or pronoun can be used between "seal" and "up." They're going to seal up the door leading into the cellar. Would you please seal this box up for me so I can get it in the mail?
See also: seal, up
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
seal something (up) (with something)
to fasten something closed with something. Please seal this box up with twine. Would you seal up this box with tape?
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- (all) sealed up
- (one's) fate is sealed
- (one's) lips are sealed
- a seal of approval
- break the seal
- fate is sealed
- keep (one's) lips sealed
- lips are sealed
- lips are sealed, his/my
- lips are sealed, one's
- my lips are sealed
- put (one's) seal on (something)
- put (one's) seal to (something)
- put the seal on
- put the seal on (something)
- S.W.A.K.
- seal
- seal (one's) fate
- seal (someone or something) off from (someone or something)
- seal a bargain
- seal fate
- seal of approval
- seal off
- seal off from
- seal one's fate
- seal someone's fate
- seal the bargain
- seal the deal
- seal up
- sealed
- sealed up
- sealed with a kiss
- set (one's) seal to (something)
- set one's seal on
- set the seal on (something)
- set the seal on something
- set your seal to
- signed and sealed
- signed, sealed and delivered
- signed, sealed, and delivered
- someone's lips are sealed
- under seal
- your lips are sealed