Brick

Used to describe a long period of time or a far distance.

This particular use of the word is most commonly heard in the DMV.

1. I haven’t seen you in bouta brick!
2. I’ve been waiting here for a brick.

3. That’s a brick away! (referring to distance)
4. I’m still a brick from location.

by leah4478 May 8, 2023

Brick

Adjective

1. Hot both to the touch and appealing.

2. Hard or Solid.

3. Really good

(This coffee is brick as hell, almost burned by tongue.) (Damn girl you looking hot as bricks) (Thanks for covering for me, You brick asf bro. ) (Bruh this mixtape is effing bricks.) Brick, previously meaning very cold.

by JesterShit March 20, 2022

Brick

It's Cold. It's Mad Cold. Usually Used In New York.

Gianna : It's gonna be mad brick tomorrow so wear your jackets

by dee.deee6 February 28, 2017

Bacon Brick

A house husband. Defined by a pretty, confused, slightly dumb, anxious, but loyal man. Normally defined by his status with in a relationship. Not exclusively romantic.

Example characters: Howl (Howls Moving Castle), Peeta Mellark (The Hunger Games series), William Graham (NBC's Hannibal)

"Oh my god, Howl is such a bacon brick."

"He is my bacon brick."

by mrcsgry March 29, 2023

Bricked up

When you need to take an extraordinarily large shit

*knocks on bathroom door*

Bro when are you gonna come out? I'm bricked up!

by Literallyshittinrn April 2, 2024

Bricks

A military base or otherwise the barracks of a military base. Specifically used in the United States Marine Corps or Army.

“Yo what's popping at the bricks tonight?”

by Aklek November 11, 2022

the brick pile

Used to describe a prison or jail.

"man I did 5 years in the brick pile, I ain't going back."

by SlimShardy January 21, 2023