a brick
a brick by Chevy militia April 2, 2014
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a brick
a brick by Therealcizz May 20, 2021
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a brick away
a unit of measurement to mean a large distance, any distance too far that you don’t feel like driving
a brick away by barfdog March 14, 2021
A Brick ‘n’ half that
A Brick ‘n’ half that by Booland March 18, 2019
Flip a brick
A brick is a kilo of cocaine or another narcotic. To “flip a brick” is to buy packages (bricks) of cocaine from a wholesaler, then process and distribute it to users at a profit.
Flip a brick by cotch23 November 26, 2015
talking to a brick wall
Is a phrase used to sarcastically explain that the person you are talking to do is not listening or is so dumb that they don't understand
talking to a brick wall by Ohdearlol December 28, 2013
shit a brick sideways
Before:
I feel like I'm going to shit a brick sideways!!!
After:
Man my ass hurts, I just shit a brick sideways.
I feel like I'm going to shit a brick sideways!!!
After:
Man my ass hurts, I just shit a brick sideways.
shit a brick sideways by HDR February 4, 2004
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