brick

British word meaning someone who is reliable or 'safe'. If someone sees you doing something you might not be allowed to do but doesn't bait you out, you could say they are a brick.

person 1: oi don't snake on me
person 2: ok calm
person 1: you're a brick

by skinnylegend666 August 18, 2018

Brick

A moment of time in between people or something like an event/time or date

I haven't seen john in a while, its been a brick

Class starts a 8:00, it's 7:40. We gotta brick we're chilling

by Damalamadingdong April 17, 2025

Stack bricks

A nice way of telling someone to go fuck themselves.

Kyle was pissing me off so I told him to go stack bricks.

by Lee Fusion September 30, 2021

Brick

Very fucking cold, or a kilo of dope

Yo it's mad brick out; I just picked up 2 bricks from Carlos

by Prettynikki September 17, 2017

The Brick

Dustin motha'fuckin Brown
AKA
Leroy Brown as per birth name before changed unwittingly by father whislt mother was passed out. A proper noun of the utmost respect.

I watched The Brick pull a knife out of his foot from a game of knives, blow torch it red hot, and proceed to use it to cauterize the wound.

by SomeRandomTree August 3, 2024

TD BRICKS

Lego youtuber who always make LEGO videos the video has sponsors which is crappy and boring.
He is 20 years old man.

TD Bricks

by JustaTOTMUser October 8, 2023

Brick

(n.) A less intelligent form of life. Refers to a brick (n.) - usually made to build houses with. A brick tends to have zero to no IQ whatsoever, since it's a brick. Basically a nice way to say idiot.

1. You're such a brick dude.

2. Dude, he's so dumb. What a brick.

by maxtheasian December 31, 2016