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bricket
A game of wich you acctach a Man-made brick to a cricket bat with your preferred tape. You then flail the bat around hitting your oponents. The winner is the one who is eaither still alive or concious at the end. If there is a chance that more than one person is left, then the decsion will be done on who has the most teeth left.
bricked up
cuh 1: ayo bruh that chick bad asf. Girl got me bricked up
cuh 2: man shit thats my grandma shutcho bitch ass up
cuh 2: man shit thats my grandma shutcho bitch ass up
bricked up by goblin dn December 5, 2021
Bricked up
Bricked up by ButCheeksMcGee July 20, 2021
brickening
To viscerally smash your ingredients with a brick; a technique first pioneered by the great Alain Ducasse. (Note: not an actually a real cooking technique)
Definition by: Collins Key
Definition by: Collins Key
brickening by CollinsFan20 September 9, 2020
bricked up
bricked up by Austincaden_ August 15, 2021
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