Brick

Used as a concept of time for ones own imagination in reference to something else. Brick varies from person to person, could mean seconds or years. Who wouldn't want to say brick instead of minute.

"I haven't seen Happy Gilmore in a brick"
"It has been a brick since I've gotten a roadie"

by LCopeCope March 2, 2017

Brick

describing someone or something as cool/wicked/awesome etc

1) Olive is a brick ;D
2) That song is well brick ;D

by kearleeey October 8, 2011

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

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

Mississippi Brick House

An abnormally dense casserole dish of baked spaghetti

“One block of the Mississippi Brick House, and you’re set for a week”, the EMU Saxophone Studio stated.

by Janzlife April 23, 2023

Twice the Brick

Not of the quantity or quality that is expected; a disappointment.

Person 1: I was really looking forward to meeting my friend, but they canceled our plans.
Person 2: dang, that’s twice the brick

by Willow’s 5th cousin August 26, 2025

Bricking

The act of throwing multiple bricks through someones window. usually in a state of anger or just genuine distaste for the victim of this incident. it will result in someone being clapped so if you hear about one such event like this you should bounce

M: "That boy is gettin his windows bricked eh"
J: "shan douglas give him a good Bricking"
M: " i will x"
S: "I better make sure not to get involved lest i get clapped

by SlipperySandison March 9, 2018