Brick

/brik/ Origin: Northern California

A Bro, who is a chick.

'Brick,' signifies a solid, platonic relationship, that some one of the male gender can have with someone of the female gender.

Or the 'hard'ship you will suffer if you're attracted to her.

Hey guys Amy brought pizza for all of us!

Damn, Amy is such a brick! *high fives Amy*

by Vintage Vengeance June 14, 2016

brick-maxxing

Brick-maxxing is a way to say that someone’s been hit in the head multiple times with a brick or at least acts like it.

Dumbass: I’m a genius
Sigma: no ur brick-maxxing

by XxWifeSmootherxX April 23, 2024

Brick

To describe a far distance

"Bro that a Brick away!"

by swimmaster110 February 7, 2019

Bricked Up

To be 'Bricked Up' is to be READY to go somewhere or do an activity.

>British Regional Slang.

fig.1,
"hey bro imma smoke a joint you wanna come with?"
"yeah I'm bricked up for that!"

fig.2,
*use case: situation requiring discretion
* adj/ to confirm immediate readiness for an oncoming (plan, situation, ect.)

"bro are you bricked?"
"yeah, I'm bricked."

by Not David's Linguistics May 25, 2025

brick

very cold
Instead of saying " it's mad cold outside" say " It mad brick out here"

Ayo sis can you bring me my jacket it's mad brick outside

by shuggabunchesofoats October 22, 2020

BRICK WALL

Someone who is not easily hurt or offended

opposite To snowflake

Say what you like to that person he’s a brick wall

by FP.27 May 27, 2022

brick

An unspecified amount of time when talking about something that happened a while ago. As someone would say- 'that was bricks ago' or 'that was a few bricks back'. It is usually a longer period of time depending on circumstances. Often used when discussing social events, drama, hook-ups, parties, bad choices, and gossip.

"when did you take APUSH?'

-"Oh bruh, that was bricks ago."

by stargirl777lol October 26, 2022