a physical wall or fence built around an area to enclose or protect it

corner (junction of two walls)

curtain wall (architecture)

human barricade; (soccer) defensive wall

a wall that is very high, often used to enclose or restrict areas.

the top edge or upper part of a wall.

a wall constructed using bricks

to be unfaithful to one's romantic partner or spouse

foot of a wall

a wall that separates two rooms or spaces

Literally describing a red apricot tree leaning over a garden wall, signifying the arrival of spring.

copper wall and iron bastion; an impenetrable defense

the area at the base of a wall.

a person who lacks fixed principles and wavers or changes sides according to the prevailing situation or for personal gain

the Berlin Wall

to be driven to take extreme or reckless measures when cornered or pushed to the limit

to apply whitewash or white plaster to a wall

the walls surrounding a palace or imperial compound, often used metaphorically to refer to the isolation of court life or a barrier to the outside world.

the decorative layer, paint, or plaster on the surface of a wall.

to entice or lure away employees, members, or romantic partners from another person or organization

To resort to a temporary, makeshift solution that addresses one problem by creating another, often by shifting resources from one place to another.

no secret can be kept forever

to sit on the fence in a dispute; to remain neutral or undecided

the walls have ears (idiom); beware of eavesdroppers

to take advantage of someone's misfortune to attack or criticize them; when a person falls from power, everyone joins in the attack.

crenelated parapet wall

a wall or structure serving as a boundary or enclosure

crenelated parapet wall

to temporarily address a shortage or problem by diverting resources from another area, thereby creating a deficit elsewhere; used figuratively to criticize makeshift, short-sighted solutions (idiom).

a low protective wall or barrier, such as a breastwork in a fortification or a guard wall on the edge of a roof or bridge

internecine strife; fighting among oneself

(literary) a screen wall shielding an entrance in traditional Chinese architecture

a wall that is not very high.

Democracy Wall in Beijing (1978-1979), and similar bulletin boards used for political expression, such as those in some Hong Kong universities

unplastered masonry wall

the surface of a wall (especially an interior wall)

a building material consisting of panels made of gypsum plaster pressed between thick sheets of paper, used for interior walls and ceilings

the area or space immediately next to a wall

cavity wall or hollow wall, constructed with an air space between two masonry layers for insulation

the fourth wall (in theater, TV, film etc)

the fourth wall (in theater, TV, film etc)