1 definition by Jack Jewell
Declarative
Adjective
A term originating from the smoked out samurai cabins of West London.
Yellow brick is a word that replaces the colloquial and cliche term of long.
Meaning:
A considerably far distance.
A task requiring significant effort.
A tiresome situation.
An action of irritating concequence.
Adjective
A term originating from the smoked out samurai cabins of West London.
Yellow brick is a word that replaces the colloquial and cliche term of long.
Meaning:
A considerably far distance.
A task requiring significant effort.
A tiresome situation.
An action of irritating concequence.
'Linking that score in North is yellow brick, let's not.'
'I was on macking that devotchka, but then she was like no, which was bare yellow brick'
'That road that Dorothy is on looks bare yellow brick'
'I was on macking that devotchka, but then she was like no, which was bare yellow brick'
'That road that Dorothy is on looks bare yellow brick'
by Jack Jewell November 28, 2006