bricklin

The process by which an untalented wannabe rapper, or other pseudo artist, manages not to sell any albums other than the ones his/her mom buys a la Kevin Federline. A record is referred to as a brick, as opposed to gold or platinum, due to lack of sales. "Difference between you and me is you b bricklin' And I ain’t never ever done that before (no)" Bow Wow in "Fresh Azimiz"

Kevin Federline b bricklin.

by Jenn =) December 18, 2006

Bricking it

In a state of great fear, very scared/in the process of 'shitting a brick'. (UK slang-derived from being so scared that you 'shit a brick')

'As the headmaster could be heard coming up the stairs to the girls dormitories me and my mates were bricking it'.

by Cephalopod55 August 29, 2020

bricking it

When someone is shit scared or in a scary situation, they are going to crap in they're pants.

He was bricking it, before I even took a swing at him.

I was bricking it the first time I went on a plane.

by AL January 22, 2004

bricking

In agreement with the first poster to this term, bricking is commonly used in the electronics industry by software developers when updating a piece of hardware with a software update that renders the hardware useless after the update.

Examples of bricking:

I just updated the set top box and I bricked it.

I just got my itouch/iphone can't wait to jailbreak it. (a few hours later) "Oh Sh*t I just bricked it!"

by ricbax May 17, 2009

brecklin

derived from a long history of alcoholism in America, a Brecklin is a slang term for when people begin to turn the tide from drunk, to blacked out. Symptoms of this include: Staring at the floor, yelling "MEERR" at inocent bystanders, and eating slices of american cheese. Brecklins are notorious for breaking into house's in search for a place to sleep or food.

person 1-"Brecklin! quit eating cheese in my bed!"

person 2- "MERRR"

person 1-"Typical brecklin"

by cxp99050 May 25, 2010

bricking

1. V. Rendering a piece of technology unfunctional, in all practicality making it useless, as in a brick

2. V. Representing an object or form using LEGO (or generic) bricks

I'd like to jailbreak my iPhone, but I'm afraid of accidentally bricking it - I can't be without a working iPhone.

My bedroom floor will be covered in LEGO bricks until I finish bricking myself a LEGO model of that wonderful building I saw today.

by addnoobwords January 21, 2009

Chicken Brickin'

You'll need a live chicken and two bricks. First, fuck the chicken, then, while still mounted, take the two bricks and smash the chicken's head between them. The dying/dead chicken will thrash about for 30 seconds (or more if you're lucky) giving you a one-of-a-kind climax. Rinse chicken well. Make soup.

Screw the sheep... Let's go chicken brickin'!

by Down on the Farm October 21, 2004