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brick work 

Brick work is defined as the method used by a single man who is a Player or hustler, in which he flirts or makes himself appealing to women who are currently unavailable to fuck/screw due to being in a committed relationship. When the women's relationship fails, she will call on the player/hustler who laid the brick work. Brick work consists of flirting, creating sexual tension, getting contact information, and being somewhat non threatening in nature in order to give the woman a postive image of the player/hustler who is laying the brick work. By correctly laying brick work the player/hustler becomes more desirable to the woman than the last man that she had a relationship with. Players/hustlers who use the method of "Brick Work" often do this as a way of supplementing the amount of "action" that they already get. Brick work can also be implemented as a means of ending a dry spell. If she's not single now, she'll be single or willing to fuck at some point or another. Brick work is successful when used with mutiple women separately, and if you can be consistent.
Greg: why do you bother flirting with her she has a boyfriend, even though he's a loser.
Sam: I don't care about her loser boyfriend because I'm just laying that brick work right now!
brick work by PapaGoose54128 April 2, 2019
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brickworthy 

adj. - Hot, but stupid.

Use this word to describe someone you find attractive physically, but if they spoke, you'd try to gouge your brain out. The term describes the value that you would like to make love to them, but only after you've smashed their head in with a brick.
1: That Tomi Lahren is one good lookin' gal, but after hearing her talk, I'm not so sure I'd get up on that.
2: So... she's brickworthy? Don't stick your dick in crazy without a brick.
brickworthy by LazySpoon December 16, 2016

Brickworks 

A euphemism coined by coarse English cyclists for intestines.

Possibly derived from "to shit a brick"
"she wanted it up the brickworks on friday, kevin"

"Damn parents evening!"
Brickworks by Falconfive August 22, 2023

brickworks 

A euphemism for the anal passage.
Derived from "to shit a brick"
"kevin did ruth up the brickworks on friday night"
brickworks by Falconfive August 22, 2023
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