Bricks

Verb-to hit the bricks
Something you would say to someone who needs to leave you alone.
"All in all you're just another brick in the wall" -Pink Floyd
An act of astonishing convenience.

Someone came through the drive-thru today asking for free napkins. I said "Bricks!"
I was doing plumbing on a customer's sink. They kept asking me what I was doing. I told em "Bricks"
My wife asked me to take out the trash. I told her "the Jet's are on. Bricks"

by Charley Murphy November 6, 2017

Brick

A measure of distance. Usually used when the distance is ridiculously far and one does not know the exact distance.

Dude, we aren’t going to chick-fil-a. It’s a brick and a half away.
Or
That drive is a brick.

by 7oh3 November 11, 2017

bricked

In sports, when someone takes a shot or attempts a pass which is way off target.
Also, basically anytime somebody screws something up really badly.

Karl Malone really bricked that shot.
I can't believe how bad you bricked that repair.
I tried to ask that chick out, but I totally bricked on the conversation.

by brentmcd October 21, 2007

Brick

A movie that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006. Significant for its modern take on the old style of Film Noir, and the low budget it was made on.

Tagline: "There's not much chance of coming out clean"

Quotes

"She said words I didn't know. Tell me if they catch: brick...

"What do you want?"
"Just to see you sweat"

"You better be sure you wanna know what you wanna know."

"you gotta cigarette?"
"I don't smoke"
"I've seen you smoke"
"I don't smoke cigarettes"

"Oh yeah"
"Yeah"
"Oh yeah"
"Yeah"
"Yeah?"
"There's a Thesarus in the library. Yeah is under Y. go ahead I'll wait.

by timm4969 October 9, 2006

Bricks

Brick(verb) To Brick is to ejaculate and burst ejaculate fluid from genitals.

Ex from Clerks 2) "Right after the Sam Froto suck fest, Sam Straight up Bricks in Froto's mouth."

Clerks 2
Ex from Clerks 2) "Right after the Sam Froto suck fest, Sam Straight up Bricks in Froto's mouth."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0sc-gS9AqM

by greendevil98 February 25, 2009

Bricks, The

proper noun (regional U.S. English): Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A., from the city's nickname, Brick City.

c.f. Brick City, Nork, Newark

by wayfarer September 16, 2005

Brick

A term used to describe a woman who's flat in the front, flat in the back, and laid by Mexicans.

"Damn she's fine."
"She looks more like a brick to me"

by Harsheditor December 28, 2005