brickstar

Somebody who bricks, “I haven’t seen you in a brick” the same meaning, as brick used, means to brick, so a brick star means someone who takes forever to do something or one who bricks.

Bro you are a brickstar.
Gavin and Aidan are brickstars.
To brick, stop bricking

by Aidan McC(Irish-white rhino) May 8, 2023

brickslappy

Any dish made with cheese and macaroni.
Another name for macaroni and cheese.
Also known as mac 'n' cheese.

"We don't call that dish macaroni and cheese. We call it brickslappy. I mean, sure, its got the same ingredients, but its definitely NOT macaroni and cheese."

"No, I don't think you understand. We call any dish with cheese and macaroni Brickslappy. It's completely different. You see?"

by Jadeleaf September 4, 2013

Brickarms

Brickarms is a company that produces custom weapons for Lego Minifigures that is owned by Will Chapman and based out of Redmond,WA and offers 42 Weapons(Sci-Fi,WW2 and Modern),6 Weapon packs,4 custom Minifigs and much more,and thier totally Freakin' awesome!

I am going to go get some Brickarms at Brickarms.com

by roflknife567 July 31, 2009

brocktard

Someone who is involved in helping badgers but for some reason (possibly due to lack of sleep) has become mentally unfocussed.

Mark: "did you hear about Simon this morning? he reversed his car into a ditch and had to wake loads of people up to get out"
Alice: "what a brocktard."

by brock boy September 27, 2013

Blackstar

The last album and song of the great David Bowie. RIP

"I’m a blackstar, way up, oh honey, I’ve got game
I see right so white, so open-heart it’s pain
I want eagles in my daydreams, diamonds in my eyes"

by destinywarrior October 4, 2016

Bricksand

Staying at a bar much much longer than intended, as if you had stepped into quicksand and became trapped, but really because you are having too much fun to want to leave.
Term originated at The Brick Bar and Grill, West Haven CT.

Joe walked into the bar at 9pm for one drink, but got bricksanded and didn't go home till 2am.

by ScottPeter October 29, 2014

brinkster

Brinksters are the aspiring hyphenates who have yet to make it in "the (film) industry" and are essentially, on the brink of fame, stardom or whatever you want to call it.

The pathology of the brinkster is predicated upon the hope that tomorrow they can be the next big thing, coupled with the dread that in ten years from now they can be doing the exact same thing.

by Christine Palau May 17, 2006