Brick

(Verb) To "brick" something or when something is "bricked": refers to installing or upgrading some sort of digital device (say, an iPhone or a Wii), having something go wrong, thus rendering the device completely inoperable and usually beyond repair.

Damn! I totally bricked my iPhone by installing that latest security patch!

by anticlick October 1, 2009

Brick

to describe something negative

Today was so brick, I hate maths!

by Psychology October 5, 2009

brick

a tool used to throw at an ugly bitches face.

She needs a brick to fix her face

by FDKLJA;F November 28, 2010

brick

As it relates to ANIMAL CROSSING NEW HORIZON, a "brick" is a full inventory (4000 count) of turnips to use in the Sow Joan Stalk Market.

At 96 bell each, you need to bring 384,000 bell to my island to get a BRICK from Daisy Mae.

by JayLando22 April 24, 2020

brick

(v.) to ejaculate into something, usually the pants you are wearing

this is so hot, I'm about to brick my jorts right here

by Iwantodie69420 July 3, 2019

brick

Wild Irish Rose Wine. A beverage of choice among hobo nigga's.

Me an G man be up at da quib dwinkin brick.

by Dave January 20, 2004

bricks

Short for "dumb as bricks." Used to describe someone who just doesn't get it.

Kelly: "You were kissing her! I saw you!"
Billy: "I wasn't kissing her, Kelly, I was just licking the inside of her mouth!"
Kelly: "... Oh."
Billy (quietly): "Bricks."

by yayyyyy November 1, 2003