Brick

What do we mean by brick?

A molded rectangular block of clay baked by the sun or in a kiln until hard and used as a building and paving material. noun

Such blocks of clay used as a building material. noun

An object shaped like such a block. noun

A dark brownish red. noun

A helpful, reliable person. noun

A shot that falls short of the basket. noun

To construct, line, or pave with bricks. transitive verb

To close or wall with brick. transitive verb

(drop a brick) To make a clumsy social error. idiom

To break by pulling back.

A breach. noun

A rent or flaw. noun

A portion of land (apparently the same as breck, 4). noun

A kind of artificial stone made (usually) of moistened and finely kneaded clay molded into rectangular blocks (the length of which is commonly twice the breadth), and hardened by being burned in a kiln, or sometimes, especially in warm countries, by being dried in the sun. Sun-dried bricks are usually now, as in remote antiquity, mixed with chopped straw to give them greater tenacity. (See adobe.) Bricks in the United States and Europe are generally red (see brick-clay), but some clays produce yellowish bricks, as for example the Milwaukee brick much used as an ornamental building material in the United States. The bricks made in China and Japan are invariably of a slaty-blue color. noun

A mass or object resembling a brick: as, a brick of tea; a silver brick. Specifically noun

A loaf of bread. noun

In heraldry, a charge similar to a billet, but depicted so as to show the thickness, that is, in perspective. noun

Made of brick; resembling brick; as, a brick wall; a brick-red color.

To lay or pave with bricks, or to surround, close, or wall in with bricks.

A hardened rectangular block of mud, clay etc., used for building.

Such hardened mud, clay, etc. considered collectively, as a building material.

Something shaped like a brick.

A helpful and reliable person.

A shot which misses, particularly one which bounces directly out of the basket because of a too-flat trajectory, as if the ball were a heavier object.

A power brick; an external power supply consisting of a small box with an integral male power plug and an attached electric cord terminating in another power plug.

An electronic device, especially a heavy box-shaped one, that has become non-functional or obsolete.

A carton of 500 rimfire cartridges, which forms the approximate size and shape of a brick.

A community card (usually the turn or the river) which does not improve a player's hand.

The colour brick red.

One kilo of cocaine.

A pound or kilogram of any drug (item requires clarification from speaker as to the amount intended) Urban Dictionary

1) (adj) Very cold. 2) (v) To punch. 3) (n) A quantity of cocaine. Urban Dictionary

Prison or county jail term for a specific type of food made with ramen noodle soups, cheese puffs, jalepeno cheese squeeze, and several added ingredients such as tuna fish and slim jims. different inmates prefer different types of recipes and the recipes are often a form of art. brick taste competitions are sometimes held in dormatories to see who has the best brick recipe. Urban Dictionary

A trans girl with pronounced physical features that subject her to transmisogyny, like broad shoulders, strong jawline, deep voice, etc.; opposed to a fish. originally used within trans circles (1970s) where passing and surgery were assumed to be everyone's objective. not usually used as a pejorative, but more as a sympathetic or pity term. "it's a goddamn shame bc she's such a sweet bb angel, but she's a real brick and no amount of tits or FFS will make her able to pass in women's spaces." "ya, she'll probably commit suicide in a few years and there's nothing anyone can do about it — :'((((" reclaimed as a result of the Monster Pride or Trans Visibility movements as a term of pride for non-op trans women. Urban Dictionary

A basketball shot that on hits the backboard and bounces off Urban Dictionary

As verb: to brick something. This is the action of rendering any small-medium size electronic device useless. This can happen whilst changing the firmware, soldering or any other process involving either hardware of software. Urban Dictionary

Very cold. Like when somehting is cold and frozen itsz as hard as a brick. Urban Dictionary

A dependable person, a friend who always helps (english slang) Urban Dictionary

1. 50 glassines of heroin, specifically 50 glassines packaged as 5 bundles of heroin, with each bundle being ten glassines of heroin. So-named because when bundled together it looks like a brick. 2. Marijuana packaged in approximately 1 kilo blocks in the shape of a brick. Urban Dictionary

1. (noun) A three dimensional building block made out of hardened stone. 2. (verb) To take a massive shit, particularly during sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to brick:
brick, trick, brisk, prick, brink, rick, brock, crick, brack, buick, wrick, brice, frick, blick, bric, grick, bick, breck, bruck, erick, brics, brik, krick, orick, urick, irick, arick.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word brick:
cotta, mansard, veneer, cornice, stucco, gabled, tiled, parapet, gable, ell, brickwork, terracotta, italianate, chimney, dwelling, tile, ashlar, portico, facade, bricks, storeys, kiln, arched, projecting, bays, eaves, roof, terra, slate, porch, recessed, cupola, doric, piers, corrugated, roofs, mortar, masonry, trim, arches, romanesque, limestone, clad, ade, octagonal, sandstone, basement, symmetrical, revival, detailing, decorative, openings, exterior, flanked, gothic, tiles, concrete, plaster, walls, flemish, granite, topped, stone, storey, rectangular, nave, columns, timber, chancel, windows, building, cement, courthouse, barn, entrance, additions, structure, pillars, frame, arch, corners, shed, wall, kitchen, window, tower, georgian, wooden, marble, floor, buildings, rear, warehouse, rendered, erected, interior, register, cottage, bond, corner.

Words that rhyme with brick:
stick, trick, sic, tick, kick, pick, dick, quick, sick, flick, nick, slick, thick, politic, prick, click, bailiwick, lick, mic, shtick, tic, picnic, arithmetic, wick, mc, chick, lunatic, uptick, sidekick, rick, schtick, crick, knick, snick, pic, yardstick, hick, slapstick, spic, nic, realpolitik, lasik, dic, gick, bolshevik, vic, broomstick, body politic, candlestick, lipstick, dipstick, homesick, joystick, mick, glick, bic, spick, strick, schick, handpick, impolitic, ric, nonstick, triassic, rilke, nik, ostpolitik, toothpick, wrick, seasick, nightstick, thilk, frick, blick, kwik, peacenik, chopstick, klick, salt lick, pickwick, whilk, pool stick, bric, walking stick, pik, shooting stick, quik, fick, ice pick, magic trick, old nick, bick, kubrick, vick, firebrick, wood tick, sleepy dick, wyk, pogo stick, shick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe brick:
red, mud, common, fire, yellow, burnt, dried, old, white, baked, solid, dark, story, refractory, single, brown, broken, burned, half, hot, ordinary, roman, colored, hard, crude, soft, vitrified, concrete, loose, unbaked, unburnt, rough, gray, plain, grey, blue, standard, and, lime, warm, buff, coloured, pink, hollow, pale, gold, glazed, light, porous, inch, dull, whitewashed, bare, fired, moulded, made, mellow, panter, substantial, powdered, handmade, century, dry, sundried, face, paving, stuccoed, bright, plastered, crushed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective brick:
making, work, makers, masons, clay, kilns, dust, clays, tea, masonry, wood, kiln, earth, earths, house, court, laying, wall, mortar, steel, layers, yards, maker, works, veneer, bats, cutting, layer, stamps, red, yard, pavement, face, mason, nogging, fields, houses, hill, concrete, top, chimney, cheese, built, bosh, tile, walls, lane, construction, lined, institute, arch, colour, livery, mill, lining, building, bat, faced, fracture, stain, trimmer, based, veneered, set, paved, architecture, fabric, ware, click, machine, shaped, others, stamp, pit, color, burning, piers, setting, paving, blues, stone, pyramid, mould, edge, painting, shop, precipitate, graves, paste, dusty.

Consonant match to brick:
break, brake, brook, broke, brock, brooke, brack, brac, brike, braque, bric, breck, bruck, brok, bryk, broc, brekke, brueck, brakke.

Words that sound like brick:
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