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Brick
Brick
n.
A
block
or
clay
tempered
with
water
,
sand
,
etc
.,
molded
into
a
regular
form
,
usually
rectangular
,
and
sun
-
dried
, or
burnt
in a
kiln
, or in a
heap
or
stack
called
a
clamp
.
Brick
n.
Bricks
,
collectively
, as
designating
that
kind
of
material
; as, a
load
of
brick
; a
thousand
of
brick
.
Brick
n.
Any
oblong
rectangular
mass
; as, a
brick
of
maple
sugar
; a
penny
brick
(of
bread
).
Brick
n.
A
good
fellow
; a
merry
person
; as,
you
're a
brick
.
Brick
v. t.
To
lay
or
pave
with
bricks
; to
surround
,
line
, or
construct
with
bricks
.
Brick
v. t.
To
imitate
or
counterfeit
a
brick
wall
on, as by
smearing
plaster
with
red
ocher
,
making
the
joints
with
an
edge
tool
,
and
pointing
them
.
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