Often shortened to HBU, it's when you get an emotionally aroused, rather than sexually. Think about the opposite of an
"ick".
"ick".
Jack: When you were caring for those little kids it totally got my heart bricked up.
Janie: Awwww, you know how much I like children.
Janie: Awwww, you know how much I like children.
by probably_jenkins May 30, 2022

“ yo dylan were you bricked up during that power point presentation?”
“Yea I tried hiding it with my hands”
“Yea I tried hiding it with my hands”
by DYLAN MATEE April 21, 2022

Drillah 1: ayo hot momma you got me bricked up godamn
Drillah 2: yooo bro wtf she's 12 nahhhhhhhhhhhhh
Drillah 2: yooo bro wtf she's 12 nahhhhhhhhhhhhh
by SloggaDogga May 22, 2023

To be destined and hyped up to do something
A person's stature that tend's to be on the bigger and built side
A person's stature that tend's to be on the bigger and built side
Wow that guy is bricked up, he is built for this!
Person 1: Holy moly that guy is built.
Person 2: Oh yeah he's all bricked up
Person 1: Holy moly that guy is built.
Person 2: Oh yeah he's all bricked up
by brick by brick robbie September 14, 2023

by MadamAdam4 October 26, 2022

In the UK, this means suffering from constipation.
The term relates to permanently close an entrance, exit or window by filling it up with brickwork. It links to constipation as the rectum and lower bowel may be packed with solid, dry faeces like mud bricks. The exit or passage way here is completely blocked, just like a bricked up doorway.
This original meaning seems to have been lost in translation as it crossed the Atlantic. Much like the American term “bussin” which appears to be a bad transfer of the UK term “buzzin” which relates to experiencing a high from either narcotics or dopamine.
The term relates to permanently close an entrance, exit or window by filling it up with brickwork. It links to constipation as the rectum and lower bowel may be packed with solid, dry faeces like mud bricks. The exit or passage way here is completely blocked, just like a bricked up doorway.
This original meaning seems to have been lost in translation as it crossed the Atlantic. Much like the American term “bussin” which appears to be a bad transfer of the UK term “buzzin” which relates to experiencing a high from either narcotics or dopamine.
by TheRealWiseOne March 6, 2024
