Brick

"Brick" is accepted in some communities as the inverse of "brill". It can be used alone, or as an adjective. Literally translates to "bad", "not very good", or similar negative descriptor, the severity being contextually dependent.

"Brick!"

"This is so brick; my boss wants me to work without loading on this public holiday."

by Hammond (but M'nd M'nd for short) October 8, 2004

Brick

A large amount of hashish,
9 ounces to be precise.

"I would love a brick"

by George Worthington November 20, 2003

Brick

To be stoned

Remember that time we went to her place and we used that bong? - Ahaha, yeah. We were more brick than anything else

by Lexirer October 5, 2010

Brick

A solid form that is usually used to build houses.

A brick is a solid form that is usually used to build houses!

by Jemster23 August 31, 2010

Brick

adj.

Extremely cold; frigid. Synonym of cold.

Make sure to wear a coat when you go outside, it is f*cking brick!

by dcbamma February 23, 2009

Brick

A woman who is flat on both sides and gets laid by Mexicans.

Man 1: Did you meet my new hoe?
Man 2: Yeah, she's a brick!

by Mongoose41 January 12, 2016

Bricked

Plastered, hammered, fucked up on drugs/drinks to a point of just standing in the corner on your phone texting ppl u haven’t spoken to in 12 years or laying spread out on an armchair laughing at the ceiling.

Person 1: “was thinking I might get back together with Zac tonight.”

Person 2: “not the right time man, he’s bricked as fuck.”

by Iliveintheharoldvan May 26, 2019